What would happen if all christians would bind together and vote against sin issues in our nation,?

They wouldn't be Christians, as that is not the job of servants of the Lord. The servants of the Lords responsibility is not to accuse anyone or anybody.. First love all, and talk to those who are willing to listen about the Lord Jesus Christ. Talk to them about repenting and explain Salvation to one ,and all.

That would necessitate another revolution and this time not only will organized religion be excluded from the government, but personal Freedom of Religion might also be eliminated. There were very good reasons why the Founders excluded organized religion from America's democratic government. People who would vote to compel everyone else to obey an ancient imaginary tyrant lack the basic tolerance of diversity required to be worthy of living in freedom.

It's becoming increasingly obvious that religion, like drugs, can become a dangerous obsession and undermine a person's ability to function effectively. If America's intolerant bigots are stupid enough to betray the separation of church and state the smoke from the burning churches will blot out the Sun. There are few things worth killing and dying for, but freedom from religion is one of them. When peace finally returns and order is finally restored, personal religion will be driven underground, much like drug use today. Why can't Christians be satisfied with simply minding their own business and stop trying to force their asinine superstitions on everyone else? Just leave well enough alone and be thankful you live in a free country that tolerates your absurd and archaic beliefs.

So what you are saying is that there should be no freedom of religion and the laws should force all people to conform to one religion's idea of morality. Nice. That works so well for human rights in other parts of the world. Hey...I know! Bring back the Inquisition and kill everyone who won't convert to your faith! That sounds like a super Christian thing to do. Hope that helps out.

Assuming your question means IF they voted, then the "issues" would be voted against and probably go away but they would never really go away. People will always disagree on something whether it is legal or not. Examples are: abortion, marijuana, same sex marriage to name a few.

Then we'd end up living under a theocracy, with the rights of minorities quashed under the bootheels of the majority. Do you really want to live in the Christian version of Saudi Arabia? I don't.

I think what you meant to say in your last sentence was, "Some do believe in freedom of religion and the separation of church and state, therefore these things are allowed."

Nothing, most Christians vote based on their morals anyway.

"Sin issues"? What are those, and why do you think you're qualified to designate them as such? Would that include voting against the sin of pride? Because if so, you'd be silenced pretty quickly.

Then freedom of religion would become a fond memory. All non christians would learn what real fear is

There would be a big blob of nutters ranting in a corner while the rest of the world got on with it's life.

Christians don't do that. Christians don't bind together and take charge. They are sheep. They are followers. They do what they are told.