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A Christian Case for Housing Abundance

Society
United States
Gestart October 08, 2026

One night this past January, I drove around my neighborhood on the east side of Los Angeles with a friend. Our goal that night was to survey approximately 50 streets and, as best we could, count how many of our neighbors were sleeping outside. We took up this task as part of a nationwide process Read more. The post A Christian Case for Housing Abundance appeared first on Christianity Today

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Zoning laws that prohibit multifamily housing in single-family neighborhoods should be reformed to increase housing supply.

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Churches should actively support policies that promote affordable housing in their communities.

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Housing abundance policies that rely on market deregulation will reduce affordable housing by eliminating tenant protections.

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Housing policies should focus on individual choice and market solutions rather than blanket abundance.

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Whether or not one accepts Christian framing, homelessness represents a policy failure that cities can and must address.

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Federal tax incentives should be expanded to encourage religious nonprofits to develop and operate affordable housing.

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Cities must measure progress on homelessness by the number of people stably housed, not by expenditures alone.

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A Christian approach to housing should prioritize the needs of the most vulnerable populations.

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Government-funded public housing programs create dependency and should be replaced by private charity and church initiatives.

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Discussions about housing must include the voices of those who are directly affected by homelessness.

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