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German evangelical leader says political influence brings opportunity — and danger, emphasizes need to 'keep our hearts pure'

German evangelical leader says political influence brings opportunity — and danger, emphasizes need to 'keep our hearts pure'

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Evangelicals have moved into positions of political influence in recent years, particularly in the United States. Reinhardt Schink, head of the Evangelical Alliance in Germany, is concerned about the consequences. In an exclusive interview with Christian Daily International, Schink discussed the need for Christian leaders and politicians to be accountable to one another, to preserve unity rooted in genuine fellowship, and to maintain a childlike faith in the face of potential existential threats

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