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While the U.S. Constitution specifically mandates no religious litmus test should be used to determine who holds office, Christians still grapple with how—and if—their faith should inform their choice in candidates. And they often use the Bible to back their decisions.

2010 Archives

Okla. church latest in effor to test boundaries of tax law, politics

September 30, 2010

author: esteban Rodriguez

WASHINGTON (ABP) -- A church-state watchdog group has called on the Internal Revenue Service to investigate a church in Oklahoma for violating a law that prohibits tax-exempt charities from endorsing political candidates.

2004 Archives

Beyond Rhetoric Part 3 – Politics, control played roles in conflict

October 6, 2004

author: Ken Satterfield

Editor's Note: This article is the third in a seven-part series examining some aspects of the current conflict between the Missouri Baptist Convention and five related institutions. When trustees of the Missouri Baptist Foundation, Missouri Baptist University, The Baptist Home, Windermere Baptist Conference Center

2004 Archives

Politics in church? Just say, ‘No’

July 14, 2004

author: Ken Satterfield

Bill Webb Word&Way Editor A Bush-Cheney campaign initiative that targets churches - particularly conservative churches - is attracting criticism from across the spectrum of Baptist life. And rightly so. The campaign has provided coalition coordinators with a sheet asking them to: -- "Send your church

Faith & Politics

Okla. church latest in effor to test boundaries of tax law, politics

Beyond Rhetoric Part 3 – Politics, control played roles in conflict

Politics in church? Just say, ‘No’

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