Why Christians Should Vote

A poll released last week by the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University and reported in RELEVANT found that 51 percent of people who self-identify as “people of faith” do not plan to vote in this election. That’s 105 million people. Of those, 41 million are Christians – most who say they regularly attend church.

As people of faith, we are meant to be engaged citizens. One of the ways we do that is to exercise the right and privilege to vote. 

This is not a left-wing issue.

This is not a right-wing issue. 

It’s a human dignity issue. 

It’s a human flourishing issue.

As Christians, we ought to care about the politics that inform the policies that are not sufficiently addressing these children who are experiencing hunger. 

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