The post points to what the author sees as an inconsistency among Christians who want the government to write biblical sexual ethics into national law but say caring for the poor is not the government's job. It contrasts the few verses on sexuality with what the author counts as more than 2,500 verses calling for generous use of wealth that prioritizes the poor. Through its scare quotes, it also implies that caring for the poor is properly part of the government's role.
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Counted6 points from 4 keywords, 5 matches in 49 words
- government… 2
- country 1
- poor 1
- wealth… 1
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Christians who want the government to impose biblical sexual ethics on the whole country, yet say caring for the poor is not the government's job, apply Scripture to public law inconsistently.
Scripture says far more about generous use of wealth that prioritizes the poor, in more than 2,500 verses, than the few verses it has on human sexuality.
It is not true that caring for the poor through generous use of wealth falls outside the government's job.
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