Comments by "" (@4idhero798) on "Lauren Boebert Criticizes Ilhan Omar's Hijab In Deranged Argument For Theocracy" video.

  1. Boebert represent the extreme far right lunatic fringe of the Republican party. She also represents an extreme lunatic fringe sect of Christianity.
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  2. You should read Paul's epistles instead.
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  3. Republicans advocating for a theocracy is basing it on a convoluted interpretation of the Apostle Paul's letter to the Romans in chapter 13 addressing how Christians should stand in relations to government authority separate from any political ambitions they may have. Jesus made it clear render the things of God to God, the things of Caesar to Caesar. (Mark 12:17) Paul is basically saying Christians should submit to civil authority and they should not become anarchists. Lean towards a conservative approach to government and pay your taxes. Paul doesn't advocate imposing political goals and ambitions as a God-given right. If Lauren Boebert stands correctly with "Christian values," she'd be advocating Separation of Church and State.
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  4. Republicans are anti-Christian. Paul's letter to the Romans addresses Christians to submit to civil authority and avoid anarchy because ultimately, order is God ordained. Christians are not suppose to be rebellious in nature, but at the same time can resist an unjust government without resorting to anarchy. Republicans turning the current government into a theocracy tells us A) they don't like the current government so they will install judges into the Supreme Court to impose a radical agenda. ( when Democrats install judges, it is to fair out the legislative process, i.e. you can still be pro-life under a ruling by a majority of liberal judges, etc.) B) Republicans who do not like the current system changes it by implementing unprecedented laws, reshaping order that will restrict the rights of others can be said to be anarchists in nature. I mean, they did storm the capital and skirt the rule of law and a Constitutional preceding. Conclusion, they are anti-Christian.
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  5. Most Protestant denominations differ in church ordinances. Theological differences can be narrowed down and isn't as vast as the number of denominations. Many Protestant churches are said to theologically be Calvinists. Personally, I'm a Molinist.
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