Spiritualizing the election

Spiritualizing the election

I am astonished to hear how so many Christians are talking about the election.  They are interpreting the Obama victory as a sign that America is no longer a Christian nation, struggling to understand how Christians could have been denied the victory, questioning God’s will and raising questions of theodicy, and on and on.  May I remind everyone that Christians were not defeated, even in the most literal level.  The candidate evangelicals became so spiritually invested in is not a Christian.

Perhaps the real spiritual significance of the election is that Mormons were denied their Constantinian moment.

"You may view it as western-centric or Euro-centric or inapplicable in post-colonial borders, but the ..."

Theses on Love of Country
"I love the ideals stated in the Declaration of Independence:... all men are created equal, ..."

DISCUSS: What Do You Love about ..."
"ALL humans, regardless of how afraid they are of immigrants and immigration (or otherwise mistaken) ..."

DISCUSS: What Do You Love about ..."
"Regarding "culture" and "civilization" in point 5, I think there needs to be some sense ..."

Theses on Love of Country

Browse Our Archives

Follow Us!