Greenflame

Jottings on science, religion, technology, pop culture, photography and faith from the Aotearoa New Zealand

Interesting article in the Guardian on religion and politics brought to my attention by Jonny Baker: act justly. Nice to get an alternative point of view from the typical argument I’ve frequently encountered that if your’re Christian in NZ you should vote for a centre-right (neo-con) type party rather than the centre-left (neo-lib) ones. At the end of the day though both are “slaves” to the market. See Guardian Unlimited | Guardian daily comment | Don’t hand religion to the right.

For a related political posts see: Harbinger’s recent Evangelicalism & politics and Postmodernbible’s Abortion and All. As always read the comments.

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