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To: OrthodoxPresbyterian
The Second Table of the Ten Commandments is the Fulfillment of the Civil Law.

God set no "civil law" for societies post Jesus. He left that up to the governments. As stated in Romans 13

274 posted on 12/13/2001 12:23:23 PM PST by Texaggie79
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To: Texaggie79; Polonius
God set no "civil law" for societies post Jesus. He left that up to the governments. As stated in Romans 13

So, a Government may morally make possession of Bible illegal, as there is no constraint on the Civil Law?

Balderdash. The Second Table of the Ten Commandments is the FULFILLMENT of the Civil Law, as explicitly stated in Romans 13. Any deviation therefrom is therefore illegitimate and UnBiblical, always and without exception.

Yeah just ask starbucks. They only sale the mild stuff. LMAO!!!!!! 292 posted on 12/13/01 1:38 PM Pacific by Texaggie79

If it were necessary to smuggle Coffee on account of some caffeine prohibition, you may be confident that the stuff would be as concentrated as cocaine inside of 20 years.

The economics of smuggling necessitates concentrated product. Ergo, the more prohibited the drug, the more concentrated it will become.

341 posted on 12/13/2001 1:29:08 PM PST by OrthodoxPresbyterian
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