K a Spotswood

Christian Identity and a Christian Political Agenda K a Spotswood

There are few within the Church these days who would argue against the idea of Christians being involved in politics. However, what does it mean for a Christian to be political? What does a Christian political agenda look like? What should Christians be concerning themselves with? Does violence play a role in Christian politics? This book is an attempt to lay out a blue print to answer these and other questions on what Christians should be seeking to achieve when they involve themselves in politics. It is radical manifesto calling on Christians to engage with the politics of the world, whilst considering the Church as the focal point of political expression. The aim is to show how the Church not any nation, cause or ideology; and its success as it transits through time, is the aim of a genuine Christian politics. Prepare to be challenged, prepare to be radicalised, prepare to be called to a totally new way of thinking about politics as a Christian. This book is for all those Christians who feel called to the vocation of political service and to all those whose roles, are political in nature, including those called to military service, politicians, media, civil servants and many other movers and shakers of the world.