Tag Archives: Christian vote

Beyond the next President of the United States

Posted on October 7, 2016 by jwfisch

You could call this an addendum to yesterday’s Catch, so if you missed yesterday’s Catch, you will definitely want to go to catchjohnfischer.com and read “Paranoia at the polls” first. But there’s one other thing to mention about voting in … Continue reading →

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The preeminence of being and doing

Posted on July 7, 2016 by jwfisch

I can remember thinking that if we could just put a born-again Christian in the White House, everything would be different. Everyone in the nation would automatically be Christian. We’d all fall on our knees and worship God. And, of … Continue reading →

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Politics, religion and the kingdom of God

Posted on November 5, 2012 by jwfisch

Tomorrow, citizens of the United States of America will exercise a privilege many citizens do not have in this world. We will participate in our own government. We will choose our representative leaders and we will vote on various rules … Continue reading →

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