When approaching key issues in an election from a biblical perspective,

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Friends,

When approaching key issues in an election from a biblical perspective, it's essential to consider how Christian principles can guide decisions and priorities. Here are several key issues commonly addressed in U.S. elections, viewed through a biblical lens:

1. Sanctity of Life

Biblical Perspective: The Bible upholds the sanctity of human life from conception to natural death. Psalm 139:13-16 speaks to God’s intimate involvement in human creation. As Christians, we must advocate for policies that protect unborn life and uphold the inherent dignity of all people.

2. Family and Marriage

Biblical Perspective: The Bible defines marriage as a covenant between one man and one woman (Genesis 2:24, Matthew 19:4-6). It also emphasizes the family as a foundational societal unit. As Christians, we must advocate for policies that uphold traditional marriage and support families, including religious freedom protections for believers who hold to these views.

3. Religious Freedom

Biblical Perspective: The Bible speaks to the importance of being able to worship God freely and live according to one's conscience. As Christians, we must advocate for policies that uphold religious freedom, as it allows us to live out our faith in public and private life.

We have a variety of voter guides available, all based on biblical values, and you can easily access them by clicking the link below!

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In the upcoming election, let us remember our Godly values and cast our votes accordingly.

Pacific Justice Institute Team

*Pacific Justice Institute - Center for Public Policy

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