Can people change? Absolutely. Christianity is built on the power of conversion.
But when we evaluate candidates for public office, Christians are called to exercise both charity and prudence.
Charity respects every person’s dignity and never judges the state of a person’s soul.
Prudence evaluates what is public: a candidate’s actions, voting record, policy positions, and leadership.
In our upcoming series, Leopards & Spots, we will examine public records using each candidate’s own words, votes, and documented actions, comparing them with the moral principles that shape a well-formed Christian conscience.
Our goal is not condemnation. Our goal is faithful citizenship rooted in truth, mercy, and prudence.
Policy, not personality.