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The “Church” & Politics

May 21st, 2010 | 2 min read

By Andrew Walker

Justin Taylor, on his blog, has quoted a very helpful and thoughtful clarifying statement from John Murray on the interplay between the church and politics, but more particularly about how Christians go about doing politics as Christians and also as members of the Church. Murray states,

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