The only thing we have to fear is...

In war, there is no substitute for victory.

Let us never negotiate out of fear.

We stand undivided, forever united, fighting hand in hand for the liberty we burn.

For glory and honor, For our sons and daughters

Ever mindful of the lessons we learn

Let the torch of freedom burn

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Christian involvement in government and in civil government.

Is that appropriate?

Should we as Christians be involved in government and should we take our Christian values into government?

Well, the answer is it appropriate.

Better question is, is it biblical?

And the answer is yes, it is biblical. You look at all of those in the Bible who are involved in the civil arena. What you have is Hebrews 11 is the Faith Hall of Fame, all the heroes of our faith. Well, everybody listed from verses 22 to 34 was involved in civil government. And why would God put them in as heroes and hold them up to us and say, hey, you can be like these guys if he thought we shouldn't be involved in the civil government. Now, why would God put them in as heroes and hold them up to us and say,

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