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Pastor Caleb Campbell explores the intersection of American politics and religion with political scientists Amy Black, Dan Bennett and Napp Nazworth. The speakers discuss the importance of civic engagement, the role of government as a form of love for neighbor, and the need for Christians to participate in politics while maintaining a posture of humility and service. They emphasize the significance of local politics and the responsibility of the church to educate its members on citizenship and civic duties.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to American Politics and Religion
06:37 Understanding Habeas Corpus
13:01 The Importance of Due Process
20:41 Biblical Perspectives on Governance
25:42 Navigating Political Engagement as Christians
28:19 The Role of Love in Politics
30:33 Government as a Form of Neighborly Love
35:32 The Dichotomy of Political Involvement
40:15 Local vs. National Politics: A Balanced Approach
45:32 The Church's Role in Political Education
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