Christian Fratricide: Why Christians Continue to be Divided Politically (en Inglés)
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Christian Fratricide is the first book I've found that captures the reality of the biblical mandate Christians have to engage the political realm, but then addresses in detail the unique difficulties that permeate the Body of Christ in actually being effective in doing so. If the gospel is important, then this is a must read for anyone concerned about the dangers of a government that continues to become more hostile to our values and our faith.-- Dr. Jim Garlow, founder and CEO of Well Versed, Inc.Frank Kacer's keen mind and faithful heart are evident throughout, and his insights on our duty in this pivotal time are both practical and profound. Read it yourself and then buy a copy for anyone striving to be a good and faithful servant in our Constitutional Republic."-- Jonathan Keller, president, California Family Council Christian Fratricide, by Frank Kacer hits the mark on the relevant questions related to Christians engaging their community, elicits logical talking points and rightly applies biblical principles throughout his answers to each question. God commands us to engage! This book is a must have for every biblical worldview library. -- Todd Hitchcock, senior pastor, Bethel Baptist Church, California Frank Kacer has been a biblical worldview, political activist over twenty-five years, while mentoring Christians to engage politics in a Christ-honoring, legal manner. Author of numerous columns on Biblical Politics for Christian publications and on-line with the Washington Times "Communities," Frank is founder of the Christian Citizenship Council and the Christian Statesman Internship Program. Politically, Frank was elected to county Central Committee political office, and been active in political campaigns, candidate recruitment, and precinct operations. Professionally, Frank was a physicist in the DoD Intelligence Community for 35 years and was a lay pastor at Grace Bible Church for 28 years.
