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INTERACTIVE ASSESSMENT
The Church and Politics Quiz
analysis by Amy E. Black
Where is the "wall of separation" exactly? Uncover the assumptions you carry into your ministry.


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Topics:Community, Conflict, Controversy, Division, Judging others, Leadership, Politics
Filters:Committee member, Elder, Generational ministry, Pastor, Preaching, Social justice
Purpose:Fellowship
References:None
Date Added:August 19, 2008
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Posted: August 27, 2008
Brandi  (Guest)
I think this quiz is awesome it triggers some poignant questions we should ask ourselves. I am the Private Patriot . I guess that coincides with my thought of the battle is the Lord's. We must do what we can to have our voices heard in government. Did the Bible not say to us, you will suffer persecution for your beliefs? We must stand up. However, I think this should be done with individual voices as well as with the church. When we stand up and speak we will be heard by God himself.

Posted: August 21, 2008
Jim Catron  (Guest)
Well-designed quiz which focuses on essentials. The "wall of separation" is a recent legal statement; the focus of the church is properly on the Gospel of Jesus Christ. When men and women receive Jesus, their words AND their actions will witness to the world. We are in the world; we are not of the world. Our approach to government and politics should be that of Jesus: pragmatic.

Posted: August 30, 2008
Gothusang K. Kehuparetse  (Guest)
I believe the church should not totally engage in political activities ; Some of them making a church member lose direction when faced with choices in political decisions. Political activities more than often result in imposed actions which results in unindependent decisions.


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