A wide-ranging discussion of the author's viewpoints regarding various public policy issues and what he believes the Christian response should be.

The author seems at home in mainline Protestantism and his answers are shaped accordingly; one would expect some different answers from someone on the more conservative end of the spectrum. Such might call into question the entire enterprise; while the author does often grant "room for debate" in many of the issues, others would want to have that "debate" area a bit wider and to include some of the matters regarding which the author proves dogmatic. Thus, while it is certainly one professing Christian's view of where Christians should stand in terms of public policy, is it really something regarding which everyone can assent?

An interesting exploration based on the author's viewpoint. It will be likewise interesting to see how it ages. ( )