Dennis PragerFounder, PragerU · Founder of PragerU | NYT best-selling author

Why Christians Should Vote!

31 Jan 2026 · 1 min

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In this segment of his talk, Dennis Prager argues that Christians who abstain from voting on theological or eschatological grounds are effectively claiming that God is indifferent to evil and human suffering. He contends that such a stance contradicts the Christian mission to care for fellow humans and to bring non‑Christians to Christ. Prager emphasizes that the Christian task is not to retreat from worldly affairs while awaiting a future kingdom, but to actively engage in society, including voting, to address evil and promote the gospel.

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And any Christian who doesn't vote for theological reasons is saying God doesn't care about evil. God doesn't care about human affairs. I don't understand that. And by the way, it's not a good message for Christians. The Christian task, one of the, or a Christian task, is to bring non-Christians to Christ. It's not an appeal, I have to say. It is not an appealing message. We don't give a damn about the bad things that happen to people because our kingdom is not of this world. That's what one is saying by not voting. I don't care about what happens to my fellow human being because I am awaiting some eschatological event. It's— I don't get it, I will admit it.