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As long as Muslims practice their religion within the laws of the lands they live in, what business is it of ours how they live their lives?
What type of resistance do you suggest using against Islam?
I'd suggest regulating the worst excesses as well as not allowing Muslims in to non Western societies, as much as possible.
You argue that the Bible alone isn't sufficient for guidance, so we must create our own policies to form a Christian nation and control non-Christians. Essentially, you're saying we're responsible for determining how we live.
Yes they can. I have no moral objection to this. Notice how I am actually addressing your hypothetical? Are you ready to address mine?
They absolutely could do that. It would just mean they are my enemies. I guess you're trying to argue for American secularism (a non biblical worldview btw) and therefore all religions need to be tolerated but I simply don't accept that paradigm. We don't need to accept Satanism as a legitimate religion for instance. All Christians (except maybe Progressives and Episcopalians) can agree on that.
Why would you support this law given you don't believe in the book of Mormon? Or are you a Mormon or something?
I support the current Nation of Isreal unconditionally with blank check. I wish US would send more then 3 billion a year in Isreal to defend and protect.
Do you support a nation like Armenia with such unconditional love?
I strongly support NATO and hope to see European democracies such as Armenia, Moldova, Latvia, and Ukraine join the alliance so we can defend them together.
So you do participate and support political visions of the world. Only you support non Christian political visions. Do you think the Armenians were rightfully forced out of Ngorno Kharabach?
I don't see that as ever becoming an issue here in the United States or there in New Zealand, where the Muslim populations are currently under 2%.
Why not? The presence of more Muslims in these countries leads to increased interactions between Christians and Muslims and gives Christians an opportunity to witness to them without having to go to some foreign land to do so. Think of it as the mission field coming to our backyards.
But it will be an issue in Europe and NZ is becoming less Christian due to immigration and increased secularism. So it's not merely a Muslim issue.
Well no, it leads to new communities outgrowing any remaining Christian and secular communities especially in Western Nations. You won't convert these Muslims you invite to live among you.
The bottom line is that political leaders will often lie because certain groups or lobbies will offer them extremely high levels of donations to their campaign as long as they will do what they are told to do. Often it is brilliant lawyers, economists, scientists who are working for a certain lobby who find out ways to get money into the campaigns of the elected officials who will do want they know needs to be done in order to achieve the goals of that lobby.Did the founders of America intend for God to be banished from the public arena?
The idea occurs so regularly in modern times that we tend to think it’s what the founders wanted. For example, recently, a law allowing the posting of the Ten Commandments in Louisiana schools has been blocked as unconstitutional (for the moment) by a court.
Yet one early American politician had the temerity to write and do the following:
Of course, the “King of kings” refers to Jesus.
- 1807. He wrote that “the councils of the General Government in their decisions … [were drawn from] the … precepts of the Gospel.”
- 1807. He wrote that “liberty to worship our creator … [is] deemed in other countries incompatible with good government, and yet proved by our experience to be its best support.”
- 1808. He signed an “Act Appointing a Chaplain to Each Brigade of the Army.”
- 1817. He wrote: “Our right to life, liberty … is not left to the feeble and sophistical investigations of reason, but is impressed on the sense of every man. We do not claim these under the charters of kings or legislators, but under the King of kings.”
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Dismantling Judeo-Christian values in America
Did the founders of America intend for God to be banished from the public arenawww.christianpost.com
You asked if America or Americans should defend Armenia. Under the current NATO system, Armenia could receive support if it joins NATO.
Who do you define as Christian? Do you consider Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons to be Christians?
No they aren't because they deny the Nicene Creed and it's contents. You likely deny the Nicene Creed as well but you at least submit to it's theology on the Trinity. At least i hope you do. I know you hate all church history and consider Christians before you as evil corruptors of the faith but even you have to agree with the Nicene Creed.
I think it was awful that Armenians were forced out of their ancestral home of Ngorno Kharabach. I think what's even more strange is that restorationists like yourself value the lives, sovereignty and safety of Israel above that of fellow Christians. But you probably don't consider the Armenians fellow Christians thus they can be ignored. They definitely don't deserve the support unconditional support you give to Israel.
Finally we have something in common; We both share belief in the Nicene Creed, which is essential to Christianity's foundation. We also uphold the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception, as it is an essential foundation of Christianity. Additionally, we affirm our belief in the Resurrection of Christ and the promise of eternal life in heaven.
I support Jews and Isreal because they are loved and chosen by God.
