Apologetics Expert: Evangelicals Must Vote Their Convictions
Evangelical voters are still the largest and most reliable voter bloc.
The church has the power to elect the nation’s next president—and that’s a fact. The more the faithful speak their minds at the polls, the better chance we have of seeing a values-driven leader at the helm of our country.
And the issues important to evangelical voters are certainly the hot-button issues for this election: religious liberties, life, marriage and foreign policy. No longer can the faithful remain silent when it comes to the leadership of our country.
The evidence of taking a back seat in politics is clear; no longer can we sit idly by as constitutional, foundational and biblical principles are swept under the rug.
- Myth No. 1: Christianity is intolerant and judgmental toward others.
- Myth No. 2: Christianity cannot be true because of the evil and suffering in our world.
- Myth No. 3: Christianity is untrue because it is based on faith instead of facts.
- Myth No. 4: Christianity has been disproven by modern science.
- Myth No. 5: Christianity is not a religion for the educated.
- Myth No. 6: Christianity is boring and would be a waste of my time.
- Myth No. 7: Christianity isn’t real because it didn’t work for me.
- Myth No. 8: Christianity is false because it is based on the Bible, which is filled with errors and contradictions.
- Myth No. 9: Christianity can’t be true because it is based on a dead man coming back to life.
- Myth No. 10: Christianity isn’t real because a loving God wouldn’t send anyone to hell.
Dr. Alex McFarland is Director for Christian Worldview and Apologetics at the Christian Worldview Center of North Greenville University in Greenville, South Carolina.
