Left or Right, they choose government

08.20.2007 by Tim Reed

This is brilliant:

Because evangelicals have too closely aligned themselves with political agendas, instead of the Scripture-derived social mission of the church, two camps have emerged over the past few decades. On the one hand, you have the “Christian-means-Republican” camp where many biblical imperatives are pursued through legislation and government force, and on other hand, you have the pathetic economics and theocratic biblical theology of prophetical left in the likes of guys like Bono, the One Campaign, and so on. Both camps pursue the same method, except that “the right” might start with the Pentateuch and Romans whereas “the left” might begin with the Prophets and the Sermon on the Mount. Both turn to government instead of the church to do the work of the Kingdom of God.

2 Responses to “Left or Right, they choose government”

  1. Tyler Says:

    That is hot. I like it. Bradley is an artist with words.

  2. Tim Reed Says:

    It is nice to see someone rejecting the government, rather than arguing about who gets it.

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