On the basis of the foregoing discussion we have to conclude that it does not. Instead of contending for the fact that Jesus Christ is the King of this nation and that we as a people must recognize and submit to His Lordship, we see them contending for ethical and religious pluralism. Additionally, I have personally seen how the Christian Coalition has worked against godly Christian candidates who adhered to the authority of biblical law in preference for unbelievers who were statist and socialist in their orientation. The Christian Coalition is not the only group that claims to be Christian but does not operate on explicitly Christian political principles, but they are a prime example. The Christian's approach to politics must be confessional and doctrinal.
Christians can only keep the faith if they contend for the faith in every realm of life.
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