I agree. However the intent of the question is to determine which authority was greater, the parent, or the state? If the parent, then it would be appropriate to disobey local laws. If the state, we must conclude that the local authority is greater than the parent? If local laws take priority over the command of a parent, state law take priority over local laws, federal laws would take priority over state laws, international laws would take priority over federal law, and finally God's laws/commands would be supreme over all the laws. Thus, God's law should never be disobeyed for any reason. However, skywriting responded with "it depends on what the child thinks." This statement unravels his entire argument. Now, apparently, it is okay to disobey local laws if we subjectively think it is the right thing to do (according to Skywriting).