Are Your Politics Informing Your Faith?

Are your views on race informed by your political party rather than the bible?

Race is a fabricated issue in our country.

Racial reconciliation is moving forward but we have a long way to go.

We, as a country, need to do a better job of listening to people of color.

Racial reconciliation is happening and we should continue on this path.

Are your views on race informed by your political party rather than the bible?

My church represents the diversity in our community well and there are varying political views.

My church is for the most part tends to be monolithic in its ethnicity, political views, and socioeconomic class and I don't have a problem with that.

Varying political views, on race and other issues, are welcome at my church and no one is judged for their views.

My church is working towards modeling the ethnic, socioeconomic, and political diversity described in Acts about the early Church.

Are your views on abortion informed more by your political party rather than what you read in God's word.

My political party is the one that holds the biblical position on abortion.

Life is precious from conception to death.

The abortion issue is more complicated than how either party presents their views.

I support and participate in a local mission seeking to love and care for those considering an abortion.

I will vote for the candidate that upholds the sanctity of life.

Are your views about how the poor and marginalized are cared for informed by your political party rather than the bible?

The bible is clear that I and my church should be working to care for those in need.

My party has the best plan for caring for the poor and marginalized.

The church should be leading the way in caring for the poor rather than the government.

Welfare has destroyed the work ethic in our minority communities.

Our local government should provide more programs for the care and support of our poor and marginalized neighbors.

Are your views about the poor and issues of life informed by your political party rather than the bible?

The idea of a Republican that cares for the poor, marginalized, and elderly seems impossible.

The idea of a pro-life Democrat seems impossible.

There is a connection between the poor and marginalized and my pro-life views.

I support and participate in a local mission seeking to love and care for those considering an abortion.

Are your views on sexuality informed by your party rather than the bible?

Marriage between a man and a woman is the only biblically faithful position and I will vote for the candidate who holds the same view.

You can't legislate morality, people should have the freedom to live however they want as long as it's not infringing on others' rights.

The bible's views on sexuality are regressive.

Freedom in our sexuality only exists within the faithful marriage between a man and a woman.

What is your initial response (internally or externally) to something said or done by someone in the other party.

Anger, I can't believe that someone things that way.

Concern, their actions/words could make things worse.

Hatred, they are the enemy in our country.

Nothing, I'm ok with differing views than my own

Disgust, I couldn't even be in the same room as her/him.

What do you do when an actual friend or family member communicates a view different than your own.

I ask questions to further understand their position.

I disparage them with other like minded friends or family.

I question their faith and if they really believe the bible.

I thank them for sharing their opinion but bow out of the conversation for fear of overreacting.

Are Your Politics Informing Your Faith?

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