andReligious liberty is a God given right and God has appointed the government to protect it.
Your convoluted efforts to get denominational mileage from your red herring OP have caused you to err in this area. To be crystal, "religious liberty is [NOT] a God given right" and you can't prove otherwise with Scripture. Further, you have failed to define "government", choosing to conflate Godly government with man's godless purported authority.I see. So Christians can ignore the bill of rights?
I don't look to the BoR for any thing; likewise with a constitution, DoI, or any other man made paper/contract with signatures on it.
The remainder of your screed is more tangential "religious" rhetoric, intended as support for your pro-denominational tirade, including this:
You're cheering for the wrong "government" in ignorance and because it suits your denominational agenda. Your fav punching bag, the RCC, is not the bogeyman. No man can serve two masters/governments. If, at the start, you had come out from among them and been separate, then your false dichotomy would have received even less airtime than it already has.It was Catholic persecution and Church of England persecution who both used the government/ crown to enforce religious laws. This is what is coming to America with the dissolution of the separation concept.
Trying to get an honest General Discussion going about the dangers of countenancing the abomination colloquially known as "separation of church and state" is like pulling teeth. Alas, hope springs eternal...
Folks are obsessed with salvation through politics, and your OP evinces the deceptive debris of that. I'll leave you to it.
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