It's no secret that many Christians are divided about politics: One argues, “How can Christians vote for Trump?” Another shoots back, “You can’t be a Christian and vote Democrat!” And yet another grumbles, “How can you vote for either one?”
To truly understand the division, we must remember three things:
1. Not everyone who claims to be a Christian is a Christian.
2. Many Christians have quenched and grieved the Spirit for so long that they lack discernment.
3. When we fail to make Scripture the final authority, we view politics through different lenses based on experience, ethnicity, faith, priorities, etc.
When it comes to understanding the divide, three groups stand out:
Christians for Kamala
These people are often liberal, and although they claim that they are personally against abortion, they don’t think it is the government's job to interfere. I doubt that God agrees with this position. They also claim that “loving your neighbor” means opening the border. But what about ...
