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"Hate evil and love good, and establish
justice in the gate..."
(Amos 5:15)
Over the years, leading Presbyterians
have written perspectives concerning the church and politics. These powerful
articles have been used as resources and inspiration by Presbyterian advocates
to support their beliefs that the religious-based political work is crucial and
necessary. Use these Biblically-based essays for discussion in study
groups, mission or justice committees, or for individual reflection. |
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- Dr. John M. Buchanan, “What
Christianity is Not”
- Clifton Kirkpatrick, "2007
Biblical and Theological Perspective"
- Elizabeth Hinson-Hasty, "Through
the Work of Our Hands and the Meditation of Our Hearts: Defining Spirituality
for Contemporary Justice Seekers"
- Roger J. Gench, "Peace
Parades"
- Bill Moyers and Joseph C. Hough, "Why
Should People of Faith Be Engaged in Political Action?"
- Heide Hadsell,"For
the Sake of the Neighbor, For the Sake of the World"
- Douglas W. Oldenburg, "On
Working for Justice for the Poor"
- Barbara G. Wheeler, "Seek
the Welfare of the City"
- Peter Pizor, "Reformed
Christians in a Digital Age "
- Gayraud Wilmore, "Neighborly
Fences and Hostile Walls"
- Cynthia M. Campbell, "Answering
the Challenge of Political Life"
- Robert McAfee Brown, "Servants
in Pharoah's Court"
- Elenora Giddings Ivory, Service,
Education and Advocacy
Director of Washington Office, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
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Items marked
with are
in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. For best results, right-click the link (or click
and hold for Macintosh), select "save target as" and save the document to your
desktop for viewing and printing.
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