Are we willing to follow Jesus when following Jesus creates space between us and our political party, space between us and the platform of our political party, and space between us and our political candidate?
Our collective conscience, the thing that sets us back, that moves us to apology, that moves us to action; it's all tied to this idea that you are to love other people, respect other people, recognize the dignity of other people the way Christ said.
"For that some should rule and others be ruled is a thing not only necessary, but expedient; from the hour of their birth, some are marked out for subjection, others for rule.” – Aristotle
The law of Christ sits at the epicenter of the Kingdom of God values. It will never go out of date, it doesn't have a shelf life, we are forever and ever, every generation, to do for others what God through Christ has done for us.
In every generation, our knowledge increases, our insight increases, and God's ability to help us understand how He made the world and how the world works increases.
We should be the most curious people because our faith is tethered not to an interpretation of a text. Our faith is tethered to an event in history, the resurrection of Jesus.
Your political views weren't shaped in a vacuum, and pausing to recognize this and to incorporate this into your thinking is what it means to be mature.
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