THE CHURCH AND POLITICS: NOT TOO GOOD TO RUN

The Book: The Church and Politics: Not too Good to Run has dissolved the misconception that politics is dirty and should be avoided by believers.

From the incising and penetrating exposure of scripture, Dr James Zasha has convincingly argued in favour of the supreme importance of politics and how utterly myopic it is for Christians to turn a blind eye to it. His conviction of just how urgent it is for believers to engage in mainstream politics contagious. the "Too good to engage in politics" mindset is confronted with a persuasive biblical perspective and compelling sociological insights. The words of our Lord Jesus Christ, "You are the salt of the earth," "You are the light of the world" provide an apt inspiration for Christians to take their light to a realm they hitherto thought dark and dirty.

The book offers practical Examples and opportunities for Christians to be actively involved in politics without necessarily becoming "politicians."

This book will open the eyes of many readers to their error in ignoring politics and consigning it to the realm of trivia. Ignoring politics probably because of social stigma is tantamount to doing God and man a great disservice.