Author: David Teis

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In my last blog post concerning the Christian & Civil Government, I wrote about seven basic principles that God’s Word teaches Christians about their responsibility to human government. Today I want to examine these principals in light of our position as citizens of the United State of America.

If this is true, then what is our relationship to Civil Government. How are we to respond to those in authority and those who govern us? In the next few posts, I want to take a closer look at our responsibilities as Christian’s and the role Civil Government plays in our lives.