Podcast
The Rubin Report
The book discusses the intersection of faith and politics, exploring the promise and peril of faith in the public square. It was inspired by the author's own experiences as governor and his belief that faith can positively influence governance, but also cautions against the potential for faith to be misused or politicized.
I thought what you're talking about in this book, the blend of politics and faith, is particularly interesting.
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The book discusses the intersection of faith and politics, exploring the promise and peril of faith in the public square. It was inspired by the author's own experiences as governor and his belief that faith can positively influence governance, but also cautions against the potential for faith to be misused or politicized.
I thought what you're talking about in this book, the blend of politics and faith, is particularly interesting.
The title is Faithful Presence, the promise and parole of faith in the public square.
The object is to be used by God, not to use God.
I'm saying to people of faith, we should start with ourselves.
Don't give up on the public square. Ok, as messy as it is, as frustrating as it is, because the public square is still that place where you can affect the common good.