Problem:
Can citizens (like you) affect policy decisions? What are some ways that citizens can participate in the formation and implementation of public policy? What are the benefits and challenges of citizen participation in government processes? Next, identify some criticisms leveled against Christians in politics and public policy. Do these criticisms have merit and how might Christians address them? Lastly, identify the different approaches to public policy from the Christian World View discussed in the Ryden's text. In your opinion, which of them is the most effective approach and why?
Ryden, David K. Editor. (2011). Is the Good Book Good Enough? Evangelical Perspectives on Public Policy.