Biblical Ignorance, Politically-Driven Hermeneutics, and the New Testament Basis for Refusing to Vote

I recently heard an Evangelical speaking about Christians not voting and ascribing such arguments and positions to Biblical ignorance. He then proceeded to appeal to the prophets and the way they testified to the kings. Drawing an analogy, he suggested this means that we are to fulfil that same role and speak to the kings (or leaders) of our society. And we do so (it would seem) by voting.

The Biblical Sacred-Secular Distinction - Its Necessity and the Danger Posed by its Loss

https://www.ilfordipc.co.uk/the-bible-teaches-the-sacred-secular-distinction/   

This was a refreshing read to say the least. It exhibits the very rare case in which someone seems to be able to grasp that while every aspect of our lives is shaped by our faith, there is nevertheless still a critical distinction between the sacred and secular and that it's something explicitly taught in Scripture.