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INTERACTIVE ASSESSMENT
The Church and Politics Quiz
analysis by Amy E. Black
Where is the "wall of separation" exactly? Uncover the assumptions you carry into your ministry.


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Topics:Community, Conflict, Controversy, Division, Judging others, Leadership, Politics
Filters:Committee member, Elder, Generational ministry, Pastor, Preaching, Social justice
Purpose:Fellowship
References:None
Date Added:August 19, 2008
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Posted: October 01, 2008
Pete Benson, editor UNITYINCHRIST.COM  (Guest)
I sincerely believe we as Christians and Messianic believers are meant to be holy ambassadors for the kingdom of God, which will come to earth at Jesus' 2nd coming. Does an ambassador vote? No. He is supposed to live within the laws of the land he is a guest in, and represent his government honorably. We are to pray for government, so that we may live in peace. Don't forget the apostle Paul who penned Romans 13. Rome at the time of Paul had devolved from a republican democracy to a nasty dictatorship. Our job, as stated by Jesus, and mission statement too is to be found in Matthew 24:14 and 28:18-20, evangelize the world, and disciple and spiritual nourish the body of Christ, and especially those who respond to the Gospel message favorably. That's it folks. We may affect the society we live in by shear numbers of converts, as was the case in Charles Finney in Rochester NY, but we're not supposed to be a part of it. We are called out ones. Ekklesia = called out ones in Greek

Posted: August 30, 2008
Gothusang K. Kehuparetse  (Guest)
I believe the church should not totally engage in political activities ; Some of them making a church member lose direction when faced with choices in political decisions. Political activities more than often result in imposed actions which results in unindependent decisions.

Posted: August 27, 2008
Chad Whitmore  (Guest)
Unfortunately, I don't believe there is a quiz that can give an accurate assessment of an individual's ultimate stance on the Church and Politics. While your questions did offer a middle ground in its answers, that does not mean the answers offered were the only or best possible answers. I agree with Mr. Piszczor that deeper explanations are required to answer some questions. And so I repeat: Unfortunately, I don't believe it is possible to provide a quiz that can give an accurate assessment of this issue or even others. However, I appreciate the questions that were asked. This quiz leads a person to evaluate their stance on the Church and Politics.


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