Dear Greg: How Do You Handle Assumptions People Make About You When They Learn You Are a Christian?

Why do you have such a pessimistic view of government? January 23, 2008

Question: I’m a Christian and serve as a servant in government and I find your book The Myth of a Christian Nation, as well as some of your sermons on Christians and politics, highly offensive. I find that while governments sometimes harm people, they also do a lot of good. The American government in particular…

Taking the Lord’s Name in Vain October 20, 2012

These things need to stop as it relates to our faith and our politics. Image by Katie Tegtmeyer. Sourced via Flickr.

In your Anabaptist view, should Christians get involved in politics at all? Do you think they should even vote? December 23, 2007

Ultimately, each person must follow their conscience when it comes to whether or not they vote, how they vote if they decide to vote, and the extent to which they should involve themselves in the political system. But we must always remain aware of the dangers involved in participating in the political system, for it…

Lighten Up: Who Does Jesus Support in This Election? October 26, 2012

Believing the Best About Political Opponents November 14, 2016

The surprising election of Donald Trump to President of the United Stated has exposed a profound, anger-filled divide running through the center of the American population. I would like to speak to the many Christians who are on the side of the divide that is outraged by his victory. In light of the offensive things Trump…

Take America (& the World) Back for God? February 24, 2014

Kai Schreiber via Compfight Recently Missio Alliance has hosted a series of posts entitled “Christianity and Violence.” Since Greg has written quite a lot on this topic from the point of view of pacifism, we thought it timely to weigh in on this topic. The following excerpt is quoted from his chapter, “Taking America Back…