Thou Shalt Not Be a Jerk A Christian's Guide to Engaging Politics
In a confusing and hostile political climate, this book seeks to help Christians engage with politics while rooting themselves in faith and discipleship, remembering what's really at stake and continually pushing to seek Jesus first.
Reviews
Karis Ryu@karisr
Simple and to the point, yet brave in his complete and utter transparency! Eugene Cho's prose is humble and welcoming, and he deftly concentrates to its basics a sophisticated conversation about politics that never loses sight of how simultaneously above yet also around us the person of Jesus is in our very necessary political lives.
Hannah Swithinbank@hannahswiv
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