Jesus Wasn’t a Libertarian (But He’s Glad I Am) explores the intersection of Christian faith and libertarian philosophy, emphasizing the transformative power of the gospel in shaping society. The book challenges Christians to embody Christ’s message of peace, love, and reconciliation while rejecting coercion, violence, and empire. It highlights the compatibility of individual liberty with the social dimensions of the Kingdom of God, urging believers to embrace freedom as a means to promote human flourishing. By critiquing political systems and advocating for voluntary, peaceful cooperation, the book calls Christians to live as agents of change, advancing God’s will on earth as in heaven.
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Jesus Wasn’t a Libertarian (But He’s Glad I Am) explores the intersection of Christian faith and libertarian philosophy, emphasizing the transformative power of the gospel in shaping society. The book challenges Christians to embody Christ’s message of peace, love, and reconciliation while rejecting coercion, violence, and empire. It highlights the compatibility of individual liberty with the social dimensions of the Kingdom of God, urging believers to embrace freedom as a means to promote human flourishing. By critiquing political systems and advocating for voluntary, peaceful cooperation, the book calls Christians to live as agents of change, advancing God’s will on earth as in heaven.
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