Yeah man @lvl 1576 virgin

He was trying to show that through you should adopt a living faith—that simply obeying the Law did not guarantee you were a good person.

Worship of the Law is actually Statism

Now seriously

I gotta ask you a question

Do you really believe in the flat Earth?

why is messing up christian law automatically satanism?

I think it doesn't affect me either-or, since my feet are planted on the ground

@raspberry wdym?

worship of the law

it's not a good way to interpret laws

but why does it have to always be satanism

Who said anything about satanism?

what law are we talking about

how is it connected to the being that is satan

well you said "Worship of the Law is actually Statism"

*Statism*

oh lol i can't read

thanks

is this obeying the country's law?

or their own kind of religious law

obeying the country's law does guarantee that you are a good person since you're respecting everyone else's rights as a human

```statism :

The practice or doctrine of giving a centralized government control over economic planning and policy.

The art of government; hence, in a depreciative sense, policy.

The art of governing a state; statecraft; policy.```

depending on what kind of laws

they have

yes ty

obeying the law doesnt show that the government is in control

that just means people are civilized

In the OT the Church *was* the State, and Jesus called for separation thereof

"A house divided against itself cannot stand"

That was reference to both politics and the psychological state of mind

jesus wasnt a very smart person

Neither was Winnie-the-Pooh, yet both are wise

if he was going to challenge something highly controversial at the time and back then empires didn't have any respect for human life

Rome didn't have any respect for Christians at the time, no, until Jesus was crucified.

no idea why jesus did not gather an army and overthrow the kingdom

and then made the statement

no point of challenging something in a monarch based system where no one but the monarch has power

Regardless, Constantine did adopt Christianity after his crucifixion in order to quell the rioting that followed, mostly because the superstition that arose due to the solar eclipse that occured right after his death; Rome was consumed by darkness, and lit by the fires of outrage.

damn thats some legendary luck right there