Tuesday, September 22, 2015
POLITICS
I don’t like politics. I find it’s a highly
ineffective way of reaching Kingdom goals. It disturbs me when Christians focus
so much upon it. It grieves me to see non-Christians who invest so much in
politics as to make it their religion. It annoys me that everything from
economics, to art, to food, to weather, to crime, to football must be
politicized in order to advance particular agendas.
At the same time, I’m very interested in how
people think, how they arrive at their conclusions, and why they believe what
they believe. I find politics and people’s reaction to politics to be one of
the best arenas in which to study these processes.
It’s like looking at a cluttered and disarrayed
house through the window from outside. Politics is like people attempting to
put the house in order by focusing on methods of cleaning the window. The
methods proposed and the reaction to those methods tell you a lot about how
people think and process information even if it doesn’t tell you much about
cleaning the house.
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