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Brandon Wilborn's avatar

"our elections have become proxy wars between irreconcilable worldviews"

This caught my attention. The question is, how many worldviews? I see at least two in the R column among voters, with one of those overlapping with some D voters, which would explain the Kennedy, Musk, Gabbard switch.

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Hey Michael! I wanna start by saying I'm a reformed post-mill theonomic believer who is set on bringing God's law to the nations and reforming this country. I am the opposite of a pietist lol.

My issue with voting for Trump is this; The Bible gives clear commands on the character of our elected officials, not just on what they do, have done, or plan to do in the future.

They must be

1. Wise and understanding

2. Just

3. Fearing God

4. Hating covetousness

5. Humble

6. Honest

I'm not going to abstain from voting, I'm going to vote because I must, but I don't know if it would be biblical to vote for trump (or Harris obviously).

I'm open to being persuaded by all means, I just have not found a biblical argument of why I should vote for Trump. It seems that, if God offers a bare minimum, ultra easy standard to meet for elected officials, and the 2 options we have can't even make that, then it would be faithful to say "I'm not bound to either of these, they both defy what God has commanded."

I know the answer may come back "But then this will happen..." but all of these reasons are usually pragmatic only, and if God says something, I don't think its faithful to deny that because of supposed pragmatic reasons.

What are your thoughts on this? I really respect your opinion given your knowledge

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