To: panther33
If you're afraid to quote scripture in defense of your beliefs, you've been intimidated and you've already lost the battle. You need to back up and challenge THEIR position that scripture is not a basis for good law. Is it their argument that because it's scriptural it's wrong? Like prohibitions against murder and theft? Or forgiveness and loving your enemy? Don't accept their premise.
251 posted on
12/02/2003 12:58:31 PM PST by
Spok
To: Spok
If you're afraid to quote scripture in defense of your beliefs, you've been intimidated and you've already lost the battle. You need to back up and challenge THEIR position that scripture is not a basis for good law. Is it their argument that because it's scriptural it's wrong? No, it's their premise that religious text cannot be used in forming government policy. Otherwise, we would, in all fairness, be expected to quote the Koran and other religious texts as well.
Yours,
panther33
300 posted on
12/02/2003 8:33:13 PM PST by
panther33
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