Today's economic systems, for example, are not perfect, and we pray for a better social system, but we still participate in imperfect economic systems. Many Christians are employed to do functions that won't be needed after Christ returns, but our jobs do not show any disloyalty to our future hope. The New Testament has more negative things to say about money than about government. Money is a strong competitor with Christ and a great danger to faith. Despite this, we can use money without showing disloyalty to God.
Money is probably a greater danger to our spiritual priorities than voting is.
Since the argument is not valid for economics, it is not valid for politics, either. We will discuss it more below. But first let us discuss voting in other situations, in which voters are not choosing people. This might include voting on specific laws, such as in a referendum. Referenda None of the arguments mentioned above discusses voting in clubs and other voluntary organizations.