
WHY CHRISTIANS CANNOT IN GOOD CONSCIENCE SUPPORT OR VOTE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
By Frank Ikechukwu IgwealorRecorded TrackLength8h 17m
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Is your vote a moral act? And if it is, what does Scripture require of you in the voting booth?
Every other November, faithful believers cast a ballot for a platform they could not defend from the pulpit. This book puts the question to them plainly, and then does what most political books refuse to do: he tests his own answer.
His claim is narrow. Certain central planks of the Democratic Party platform, on abortion, on sexuality and the body, and on the freedom of religious institutions, conflict directly with the historic Christian reading of Scripture. A Christian who treats those texts as binding cannot, in good conscience, support that party while those planks remain central.
He does not claim that Democratic voters are not Christians, or that the Republican Party is the church. Instead, he builds a disciplined method and applies it in the open, so every reader can check every step.
Audiobook details
GenrePolitics and Government
Length8 hrs 17 mins
Narrated byRecorded Track
FormatAudiobook
Publish dateSep 19, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1WHY CHRISTIANS CANNOT IN GOOD CONSCIENCE SUPPORT OR VOTE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
2PART I Part 1
3PART I Part 2
4PART II
5PART III
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6PART IV
7PART V
81. The Divine Order of Nations and Borders
92. Civil Authority and the Rule of Law
103. The Sojourner in the Law of Israel
114. Stewardship and the National Household
125. What a Closed Border Actually Means
136. Compassion Within Justice: Why Removal Follows
147. The Church's Table and the State's Gate
15PART VI
16PART VII
17PART VIII
18PART IX
19PART X