“…Refusing to vote is contrary to the will of God. According to the Scripture we are compelled to participate in the governmental system (Rom 13:1-7; Matt 22:21), being salt and light within it (Matt. 5:13-16). God is emphatic that complacency and apathy are totally unacceptable for a person of Biblical faith (Prov. 1:32, Amos 6:1). In the words of Edmund Burke, “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” In addition, a great price has been paid to ensure our voting privilege and as a matter of conscience, every believer should register to vote, be informed on the issues and vote….”
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ENCOURAGE by cornelilioi 
I do not believing voting for either of the two choices that we have would be pleasing to God, they are clearly a part of the anti-christ false religious system of the last days, Muslim & Mormon, I do not believe that God would have me or any other true born again believer to vote for Satan’s agenda for the last days. I am sorry but I disagree with you, what is wrong with just simply trusting Jesus Christ with our future , he has never lied to me, he has kept every promise that he has made to me and he gave me real change in my life that i can believe in !
Rev.Duncan Thank you for your comment. As I still believe you have noted, article is written by Pastor Todd Hudnall (Radiant Church, Colorado Springs, CO)and I only republished without opinion pro or con. Personally, for whom it may concern, I think to boycott a vote is correct and Biblical, which I personally practiced July 29; at the referendum in Romania (with dual citizenship I can vote in Romania along with USA) to impeach the President, I preferred not to vote against my conscience.