Proper theological humility acknowledges the distinction between divine revelation and human moral reasoning, maintaining appropriate boundaries between what God has clearly revealed and what requires human prudential judgment
Divine authority cannot legitimately be claimed for human political calculations without explicit theological warrant from Scripture or tradition, preserving the transcendence of divine will over finite political programs
Scripture provides framework for discerning divine will but requires interpretive humility that acknowledges the complexity of applying biblical principles to contemporary political challenges
Faithful political engagement maintains distinction between moral necessity and divine authorization, enabling Christians to act with conviction while preserving theological integrity
Prayer seeks divine guidance rather than claiming divine approval for predetermined positions, maintaining the proper relationship between human deliberation and divine will