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Someone told me to "vote according to Biblical…

Benjamin Cremer ·

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In a two-part election-day post, the author responds to a call to "vote according to Biblical values" by listing what he voted for. He holds that biblical values mean welcoming immigrants, helping the poor and hungry, providing healthcare, forgiving debts, caring for the planet, renouncing violence, and loving all neighbors. He also links to a prayer he wrote for the day.

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5 points from 4 keywords, 5 matches in 64 words

  • vote… 2
  • immigra… 1
  • hungry 1
  • poor 1

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  • Voting according to biblical values means voting for policies that welcome immigrants, help the poor, feed the hungry, provide healthcare, forgive debts, care for the planet, renounce violence, and love all neighbors.

  • Welcoming immigrants is a biblical value Christians should vote for.

  • Helping the poor, feeding the hungry, providing healthcare to the sick, and forgiving debts are biblical values that should guide a Christian's vote.

  • Caring for the planet is a biblical value that should guide a Christian's vote.

  • Laying down swords, renouncing violence, is a biblical value that should guide a Christian's vote.

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