Does Jesus accept abortion? No. What does that have to do with my question? What level of sin am I permitted to vote for without going along with evil and being conformed to the world? You tell me.
If you’re being consistent, then you should probably say I must not vote for any candidate who isn’t 100% opposed to abortion. Since abortion is the premeditated killing of an innocent child, my candidate must also push for laws treating abortion the same as 1st degree murder. Anything less than that, and I’m compromising with evil (if you’re being consistent).
Not only that, but why stop with abortion? There are all sorts of other sins that are also evil in God’s eyes. Are you saying I can vote for an unrepentant nonbeliever so long as they’re 100% pro-life? If you’re being consistent, you should probably say, no. If I vote for a nonbeliever, I’m supporting evil and being conformed to the world.
Do you see my point? I’m not trying to be flippant about this. It’s actually a very, very serious issue for a Christian who will seek the Lord’s will in all things. We think about the morality of our actions, and like you wrote, voting for someone who supports evil might be considered an endorsement of such evil.
Honestly, if I thought it was sinful to vote for a non-Christian, I’d stop voting. Some things are more important than winning elections. So what exactly are you trying to say?
Is it a sin to vote for someone who isn’t 100% opposed to abortion? And, if you consider it a sin, is it also a sin to vote for someone who holds any other views that are inconsistent with biblical teachings?
“Does Jesus accept abortion? No. What does that have to do with my question?”
Everything.
Take a look at your tagline.
Take a look at Romans 12:2.
Then tell me why anyone should support RINOs at all?