Voting as Faith

Christians have a moral imperative to participate in voting, despite the presence of imperfect candidates. Abstaining from voting allows hostile ideologies to gain influence, hindering religious expression and undermining a biblical worldview. Modernity poses challenges, which often marginalizes religious perspectives, emphasizing the need for Christians to actively engage in the public sphere to counter these pressures. While acknowledging God's sovereignty, this essay emphasizes that Christians are called to work towards improving society and promoting a biblical worldview through participation in elections.