[stockpirate]

“Reander unto Caeser that which is Ceaser’s”

Point is Ceaser doesn’t earn my wage, I do, so it is mone, not his. So you own Ceaser NOTHING....

[PapaNew]

Nevertheless, I believe that God was with our Founders when the words of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were penned. These documents come from a long line of history of Judeo-Christian law which at some point rejected the "divine right of kings' (insert "governments"). The God-given, inalienable rights and freedoms of individuals trumped "the divine right of kings" (governments), but rebellion against such should not be taken lightly either.

And, as our Founders repeated so often, a Constitutional free republic can only remain free and happy as long as its citizens engage in the practice of religion (Christianity) and good manners (VERY important back then). This includes being peaceful and law abiding but it also implies a society of basically just laws. Unjust laws create discontent and hatred for authority, as we see happening now.

[yldstrk]

I take it to mean ignore government and live according to God

[Ace's Dad]

Just ignore Paul.

[yarddog]

Paul was a Roman Citizen. Even in the time of Nero, Roman law gave him a lot of protection. Rome was even responsible for the transportation systems he used to spread the gospel.

[Nifster]

yeah I quit reading when bits and pieces are quoted without the full context of something being included. it s sloppy and shows a lack of thoughtful reflection.

[ansel12]

Saint Rand Paul wants Christians to yield to the left/libertarianism.

“I think that the Republican Party, in order to get bigger, will have to agree to disagree on social issues,” Paul advised. “The Republican Party is not going to give up on having quite a few people who do believe in traditional marriage. But the Republican Party also has to find a place for young people and others who don’t want to be festooned by those issues.”