They also sponsored abortion and forced sterilization, looted monasteries, and openly spread heresies. I found three of them in a single children's book.

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hm in another one right now

This disgusts me.

Not even God magically hit every thief and fornicator with lightning. He reserves a lot of punishment for the afterlife, or He deals with it through providence, making people suffer the consequences of their sins.

There’s something called the Laws of Moses

Moreover when ye fast, be not, as the hypocrites, of a sad countenance: for they disfigure their faces, that they may appear unto men to fast. Verily I say unto you, They have their reward.

It instructed God’s people themselves to punish sinners

Usually by death

Thus culling the spiteful mutants and other degenerates

I brought a good quote today

“For every Monarchy overthrown the sky becomes less brilliant, because it loses a star. A Republic is ugliness set free.”

- Anatole France

Yes!

And yet, the Christians didn't follow it to the letter. For example, they were one of the few groups who did not execute adulterers, in the first few centuries after Christ.

And I’m suggesting we bring that policy, or something similar to it back

Even if we can be more lenient about it, this degeneracy cannot run rampant

That's because Christ elevated the Mosaic Laws to a spiritual level. We are no longer required to punish punish every transgression in this world, or at least with the old severity. We do not stone adulterers, because we know that they already bring death upon themselves.

So why shouldn’t we just stone them now?

Crush your enemies with an iron fist

You can, if you are without sin :^)

You don’t have to be without sin you just can’t be degenerate

John 8:7 says something else

Even if that passage is spurious, it has been given great weight in the tradition of the Church.

Ehhh. That is completely out of context

The degeneracy around us is, in part, directly sponsored by the state. In part, it came about because, while the state did not sponsor it, it curbed the Church in its greed for power. To give the state more power does not sound like a smart move to me, with that in mind.

I believe it is in acts or romans that they talk about the mosaic law is not applicable

And who controls the state?

The Epistle to the Hebrews, too

Who funds it, who orders it, who makes it tick?

Who is the man behind the curtain?

You will probably expect me to say either the people, or the jews

Because if we can get him out and get the state under our influence

If you manage to get the state under your influence, chances are you are the kind of person that should not have influence over the state. Saints don't usually play political games of that kind.

That’s what you don’t see

The state is a tool, a tool for them, but also a potential tool for us

What part of it is a tool for us?

The public school system, the liberal state-funded universities, the oversized army, police departments with a literal IQ limit...?

You'll have to cut ninety percent of that off. You cannot simply turn it for good.

The public schools are abrogating the rights of the parents. They are designed to do that. How do you turn that to good, if the only good course of action is to give parents the right of parentage back?

You have a welfare state that incentivizes laziness and dulls the spirit, and again, everything about it is designed to do so. To turn it into a tool for good, you first have to throw away most of it.

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