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The Politics of Faith: The Bible, Government, and Public Policy is unavailable, but you can change that!

The Politics of Faith addresses key biblical texts and their intersection with questions of good government, social policy, and societal leadership. It speaks to Christians and others who seek to ponder and discuss the role of faith and Bible in their decisions about civic politics and faithful citizenship. This book aims to enable readers to see more clearly that the Bible does speak about the...

that person sleep? And if your neighbor cries out to me, I will listen, for I am compassionate. (vv. 25–27) This law protects poor people from being overcharged with interest; in fact, it prohibits those who are wealthy from charging people who are poor any interest at all. Neither can the banker keep the poor person’s collateral given to secure the loan. While there were significant penalties for not repaying a debt, the protections in this text are given so that repayment is more likely possible
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