PassionFruit
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To mpok1519, christalee4, and PassionFruit
The verbs used by mpok1519, christalee4, and PassionFruit are control, restrict, destroy, force, etc. When I write, I use the word advocate. I do not advocate controlling, restricting, destroying, forcing, etc.
Christians should advocate (be salt and light), Civil Law should control, restrict, destroy, force, etc. Christians should advocate that which is good and healthy for society as described in the Bible. Civil Law should control, restrict, destroy, force, etc. that which is harmful (disease, death and destruction) to society. Congress (as the representatives of the people) defines Civil Law. If the laws that Congress defines are consistent with the Christian Lifestyle (God's Law), the people who practice evil will suffer. If the laws that Congress defines are consistent with the Atheistic Lifestyle, everyone will suffer. Civil Law consistent with the Atheistic Lifestyle cause suffering for everyone because the Christens suffer under the law, and the Atheists suffer because of the sin they practice. Romans 6:23 states, "For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord."
Separation of Church and State means the Church should not execute, control, restrict, destroy, force, etc. and the State should not legalize sin by legalizing those things that the Bible clearly calls evil.
God does not control, restrict, destroy, force, etc. When God produced the Ten Commandments. God presented a warning and people have the right to disobey, but they also need to be aware there are consequences.
This all comes back to the three central questions.
Does the Bible define a plan (Christian Lifestyle) for Christian living?
Can man define a better plan (Atheistic Lifestyle) than God?
Is the Christian Lifestyle better than the Atheistic Lifestyle for the individual, the nation and the world?
Let's be clear here, you don't seem to be getting the message. The government has not right to place what it considers the "Christian lifestyle" into my life. I don't want your so-called idea of the "Christian lifestyle" into my life. Are we clear? So are you in favor of executing people who are homosexuals?
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