<![CDATA[Abstract. The argument of this research is that the church has a moral and ethical responsibility to conduct political education through discourse on political ethics in public spaces. This is based on historical facts that the Cristianity since the independence movement until now has had potential power and significant influence in politics in Indonesia. This research used the hermeneutic phenomenology method in the context of socio-political history. The result of the research showed that the church is quite proactive in responding to national and state issues in the Reformation Era, but it is still not optimal to conduct discourse on political ethics in public spaces. The political role of the church in general is still limited to carrying out liturgical ritual activities, praying together, and issuing formal shepherding calls at every election event.Abstrak. Argumentasi penelitian ini adalah gereja memiliki tanggung jawab moral dan etis melakukan pendidikan politik melalui diskursus etika politik di ruang-ruang publik. Hal ini didasarkan atas fakta sejarah bahwa agama sejak masa pergerakan perjuangan kemerdekaan sampai dengan masa kini memiliki kekuatan potensial dan pengaruh signifikan dalam perpolitikan di Indonesia. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode fenomenologi hermeneutik dalam konteks sejarah sosio-politik. Hasil peneliteian menunjukkan bahwa gereja cukup pro aktif menyikapi persoalan bangsa dan negara di Era Reformasi, namun masih kurang maksimal memanfaatkan ruang publik untuk melakukan diskursus etika politik. Peran politik gereja secara umum masih sebatas melakukan kegiatan ritual liturgis, doa bersama, dan mengeluarkan seruan formal penggembalaan pada setiap perhelatan pemilu.]]>
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