This was part of the Trump discussion and Christians.
I think it becomes a super interesting discussion to dive into how one's faith should affect their vote. In other words, as a Christian, should I vote for the "best Christian"? If that's the case, Jimmy Carter is likely our best president in recent memory. Not sure he's on many lists for actual best president though.
And it's not just a Christian thing.
Should a woman give positive points to presidential candidates Kamala Harris or Elizabeth Warren?
Should a person of Muslim faith in Minnesota give positive points to Ilhan Omar when she's in the next election?
I'd guess it's likely human nature to support people you have something in common with. Just not sure it's the right thing.
What do you think?
I think it becomes a super interesting discussion to dive into how one's faith should affect their vote. In other words, as a Christian, should I vote for the "best Christian"? If that's the case, Jimmy Carter is likely our best president in recent memory. Not sure he's on many lists for actual best president though.
And it's not just a Christian thing.
Should a woman give positive points to presidential candidates Kamala Harris or Elizabeth Warren?
Should a person of Muslim faith in Minnesota give positive points to Ilhan Omar when she's in the next election?
I'd guess it's likely human nature to support people you have something in common with. Just not sure it's the right thing.
What do you think?