In this presidential election season, you’ve likely heard someone say something like this: “I understand if you can’t vote for Trump. But no Christian can vote for Harris.” Implicit in a statement of this sort are several assumptions, but no arguments in support of any of them. The statement assumes: (a) it’s morally permissible for a Christian to vote for Trump, (b) it’s not morally permissible for a Christian to vote for Harris, and (c) it may be morally permissible for a Christian to abstain from voting and/or to vote third-party.
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