What would you rather?

Do you want your national government to be committed to the principles of Christianity?<br><br>**A.) Yes.** In which case, you'd want the government to honor it's citizens, not steal their money through taxation (if it's a Christian nation, it'd be a voluntary tax rate where people can decide if they want to give money or not), and in general be benevolent and fair, instead of oppressive and exploitative. This would also mean disregarding the ten commandments and the rest of Christian regulations in favor of a concrete national law.<br><br>**B.) No.** In which case, you'd want your government to have no principles and operate solely on a utilitarian calculus, where the citizens are mere assets to be used and discarded for the betterment of the state as a whole. In this case, Christians and other people of faith would be persecuted as a threat to the state, where they cannot be used as a tool. This would be an example of Marxism.