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It's true that for believers their supreme being has the final say in right and wrong. The problem is that there are lots of supreme beings, and the government is in place to manage lives on Earth, not to be concerned about what comes afterwards.He is absolutely right. For those that believe in laws given by a supreme being, human law is superseded, but only for those believers. They had better be ready to accept the consequences of choosing their course of resultant action.
The gay activities of gay folks can't concern me too terribly much. I lack the interest, and the taste for specially cultivated outrage.This committed pandering to the superstitious is why the Republican party cannot be taken seriously.
If they would just disavow every candidate that proudly informs their policy making from the "inerrant truth" of fairy tales, they would consistently defeat the Democrats and all of their social/economic "justice" hand wringers.
They'd have to give up their voodoo economics too. Although....I'm sure the talking heads could fool enough low info voters into thinking the GOP has a good record on the economy.
The above exchange is the intellectual equivalent of homosexual mutual materbation... OKA: a shameful waste of energy.
However, there is a great deal of interest in homosexuals among the self-described conservatives/Republicans/right-wing on this board.
I'm figuring it's some kind of secretly hopeful envy.
Explain your obvious interest in queer folk.
Does that explain your obvious interest in queer folk?The gay activities of gay folks can't concern me too terribly much. I lack the interest, and the taste for specially cultivated outrage.This committed pandering to the superstitious is why the Republican party cannot be taken seriously.
If they would just disavow every candidate that proudly informs their policy making from the "inerrant truth" of fairy tales, they would consistently defeat the Democrats and all of their social/economic "justice" hand wringers.
They'd have to give up their voodoo economics too. Although....I'm sure the talking heads could fool enough low info voters into thinking the GOP has a good record on the economy.
The above exchange is the intellectual equivalent of homosexual mutual materbation... OKA: a shameful waste of energy.
However, there is a great deal of interest in homosexuals among the self-described conservatives/Republicans/right-wing on this board.
I'm figuring it's some kind of secretly hopeful envy.
Explain your obvious interest in queer folk.
There's also a great deal of interest in the flu, cancers and heart disease. But I wouldn't say that such are any more of a concern than mental illness.
Fair enough, but when someone says that the Supreme Court cannot overrule God -- well, by golly, I'd sure like some clarification on that.Get off it lefties. Don't you have something better to do than spin republican statements. You know what Huckabee meant.
Don't have one....Where in your link do 80% of Americans say God's law is superior to the law of the land in the US?
In vast quantities, apparently.Yes. There are people who consider themselves to be true American patriots......and think god is their king. These people exist.
In vast quantities, apparently.Yes. There are people who consider themselves to be true American patriots......and think god is their king. These people exist.
In truth, most of 'em are probably quite content to live by Man's Law, until it crosses the line that violates God's.
You know... the way that most of The West has governed itself for most of the past 1500 years or so, on the macro level.
I, like you, am content to live under a system which insists upon a Separation of Church and State.In vast quantities, apparently.Yes. There are people who consider themselves to be true American patriots......and think god is their king. These people exist.
In truth, most of 'em are probably quite content to live by Man's Law, until it crosses the line that violates God's.
You know... the way that most of The West has governed itself for most of the past 1500 years or so, on the macro level.
Nope. You are sorely mistaken. We shook off that bullshit in the 18th century. The number of nutjobs in the West looking to god for leadership here on earth has steadily declined ever since. This nation is a nation of laws.....laws determined by man.
And he's right. The SCOTUS is not god... now is it?Mike Huckabee The Supreme Court can t overrule God - CNNPolitics.com
"I respect the courts, but the Supreme Court is only that -- the supreme of the courts. It is not the supreme being. It cannot overrule God," he said. "When it comes to prayer, when it comes to life, and when it comes to the sanctity of marriage, the court cannot change what God has created."
OR he means exactly what he said.Huckabee effectively said that the Supreme Court shouldn't have the power to overturn unconstitutional laws,
which means that Huckabee does not want constitutionality enforced.
He might as well of said we should get rid of the Constitution.
Or he may mean he thinks people should ignore laws they find unjust, kind of like that Crazy guy MLK back in the 50's and 60's.
Mike Huckabee The Supreme Court can t overrule God - CNNPolitics.com
"I respect the courts, but the Supreme Court is only that -- the supreme of the courts. It is not the supreme being. It cannot overrule God," he said. "When it comes to prayer, when it comes to life, and when it comes to the sanctity of marriage, the court cannot change what God has created."
Odd when you consider that Christianity did exactly that when it was founded from Judaism which had all of God's laws already. So apparently you can overrule God just like Christianity did when it overruled Jewish laws.
Same here... oh and I was born in GA grew up in FL .. parents raised in GA. So ... yeah... Why focus on interpretations when you can just read it yourself.It was explained to me back in the 1950's when I was growing up in Georgia that Segregation was god's law.
I have never paid the slightest bit of attention to anyone's interpretation of God's law ever since.
The American Taliban. Worship as we do or our God's law will deliver justice. Stop thinking, start believing.Mike Huckabee The Supreme Court can t overrule God - CNNPolitics.com
"I respect the courts, but the Supreme Court is only that -- the supreme of the courts. It is not the supreme being. It cannot overrule God," he said. "When it comes to prayer, when it comes to life, and when it comes to the sanctity of marriage, the court cannot change what God has created."
Does that explain your obvious interest in queer folk?The gay activities of gay folks can't concern me too terribly much. I lack the interest, and the taste for specially cultivated outrage.This committed pandering to the superstitious is why the Republican party cannot be taken seriously.
If they would just disavow every candidate that proudly informs their policy making from the "inerrant truth" of fairy tales, they would consistently defeat the Democrats and all of their social/economic "justice" hand wringers.
They'd have to give up their voodoo economics too. Although....I'm sure the talking heads could fool enough low info voters into thinking the GOP has a good record on the economy.
The above exchange is the intellectual equivalent of homosexual mutual materbation... OKA: a shameful waste of energy.
However, there is a great deal of interest in homosexuals among the self-described conservatives/Republicans/right-wing on this board.
I'm figuring it's some kind of secretly hopeful envy.
Explain your obvious interest in queer folk.
There's also a great deal of interest in the flu, cancers and heart disease. But I wouldn't say that such are any more of a concern than mental illness.
