Bill Haslam

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  • Should Christians think biblically about our politics or think politically about our faith?

    Should Christians think biblically about our politics or think politically about our faith?

    In Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis points out that God reveals political ends in the Bible, but he is not as specific about the means to achieve those ends. We are supposed to feed the hungry, but we are not told how we should provide the meal. We are supposed to pursue justice, provide for widows and orphans, and fight oppression, but we are not told about the best form of government to do all of that.

  • Faith in the public square: Balancing truth and love

    Faith in the public square: Balancing truth and love

    These times require citizens who are committed to both truth and love, not one without the other. We can be people who truly seek the peace of the places we have been exiled, knowing that God has tied our welfare to the welfare of the places he has called us.