No. I am not saying we refuse to engage the World.
You have artists, musicians, plumbers, and tent menders. What you do you do for God.
A Christian might be a photographer. But it would be wrong for the Christian to be a photographer in the porn industry. A Christian might be a salesman, but he should not be a drug dealer.
A Christian will want to engage the World, but it is wrong for a Christian to engage the World by participating in the powers of the World.
Christians are not here to try and make the World act godly. Christian are here to engage people with the ministry of reconciliation - pleading that they be reconciled to God.
The World is condemned already. The World is perishing. We are to live as citizens of the Kingdom of God, which means separating ourselves from the powers and principles of the World in order to exist as a holy people, as a light to the World.
Nice speech. But it doesn't address what you said in post #(75).
Your comparison's don't work. You identified politics in post #(75) for a Christian, as politics in the Church. Any politics involving the world was wrong.
Therefore, if a Christian plumber plumbs a home not owned by Christians, then, according to you, he is wrong with God.
All you other speech is just smoke.
Quantrill