In this lecture, Jonathan Chaplin, co-editor of God and Government and a Cardus Senior Fellow, speaks on Christians' role in government. He discusses three themes: government being ordained by God to establish justice, government being limited by law and other social institutions, and government being representative of its people.
This lecture is property of and posted by the Kirby Laing Institute for Christian Ethics. The lecture can be found here: http://chirb.it/h95h6P.