The second greatest commandment of the Christian faith to love one's neighbor as oneself has all too often been ignored. We've reached the point where according to some studies more than 40% of Americans reportedly view their political opponents not just misguided but as evil. A recent Barna survey found that over 40% of evangelical pastors reported seriously considering leaving the ministry within just the last year. So how did we get here? How did we arrive at such a place where we increasingly see our political opponents not as neighbors to be loved but as threats to be neutralized?
In front of a packed house at the National Press Club, Curtis Chang, original Good Faith co-host David French, and editor in chief of Christianity Today Russell Moore introduce the After Party project. The project seeks to heal the currently troubled relationship between Christians and politics. The conversation was hosted by Trinity Forum president Cherie Harder. In this wide ranging discussion, they talk about where we as Christians have gone wrong and how we can reform our political mindset with timeless Biblical truths.
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The After Party