Christopher & Brim
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28Yes, because if there is a certain candidate the espouses the beliefs that the church has, and those beliefs, and by proxy his actions bring about the betterment/improvement of the constituency as a whole, then sure. if there is a candidate that holds beliefs, or biases against the church, that would be detrimental to Christianity, that should be mentioned as well. The 4th amendment (separation of church and state) was written so as to NOT establish an official National religion, as well as to keep the STATE out of the Church. it was NOT intended to keep the church out of the state.