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#286 5 Biblical Principles about Government We Should Remember and Apply in Public Life
Christian citizenship is similar to dieting and exercise or budgeting in the sense that it requires ongoing attention and review. That is why we can all use a reminder from time to time about key Biblical principles as we face new challenges or just a new day. Here are 5 key Biblical principles about government we should all remember and apply in public life: Government is God’s Idea. Government isn’t God. Government needs a guide. Government guards good works. Government will go away. If you would like to read more about these principles, I address them at length in my book The Good Citizen, which is available in print and audio formats. The post #286 5 Biblical Principles about Government We Should Remember and Apply in Public Life first appeared on The Good Citizen Project.