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You are conflating two different things. I have no problem with God foreordaining Christ as the Lamb before the foundation of the world. I have no problem with God promising blessing through Abraham’s seed. I have no problem with Genesis 22 preaching the gospel typologically through Isaac, the...

Thus you have conceded the central point of the discussion. We are no longer talking about a true constitutional monarchy as Bob derived it from Biblical principles, with the king as final earthly civil authority, but about another form of government that has a king in it, akin to the current...

Saying it doesn't make it so. Appeal to tradition is a fallacy. No, Open Theism says God knows all that is knowable; the disagreement is over whether future free choices already exist as settled facts to be known before they are made. So what? Why is that a problem? Those passages do not...

This is answered in the "Succession Process" section at https://kgov.com/constitution.

I don't think so. I agree that moral guilt and judicially established guilt are distinct. A man may be morally guilty before God before his guilt is proven in court. A court does not create guilt; it establishes guilt judicially for purposes of civil punishment. But in a Christian civil order...

No worries! No. An accused man should be presumed innocent in court until proven guilty. But that's not what I was saying. I said if he murders, he is guilty. That is actual guilt. A trial does not create guilt; it establishes guilt judicially for purposes of earthly punishment. A man is...

Deal.

I think you misspelled "today."

I was referring to Alaska and Hawaii.

Not what @ok doser said... "Primarily." Not "only."

Missing a bit, isn't it?

I mean... Yeah, if it means that the president won't have people shooting at him trying to kill him while at large events... I'd rather not have my country's president assassinated, please and thank you.

Mine (and Bob's) does not. And yours does not get away from the same issue you're trying to avoid, the only difference is that yours allows the true final authority to hide behind process, instead of always being visible. Corruption tends to avoid the spotlight. Darkness hates the light. Then...

One of the most secure ballrooms in the world, once complete. Better than being shot at while doing outdoor events.

The solution is to not watch Shorts, or at least not random ones. Their implementation sucks, but YT finally added an option to help people manage their time better. YouTube Settings -> Time Management -> Daily Limits -> "Shorts feed limit" -> Toggle on, set the limit to "0 minutes" Don't let...

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It's the whole thing the left is getting all riled up about lately. Gerrymandering. The left wants to redraw the state districts to give themselves more power. But to do so, they have to have a bunch of districts go deep into the major cities, because that's where the majority of their voting...

What cities? Just because the state is red doesn't mean the city isn't deep blue. Just look at Missouri, for example. The state as a whole is solid red. But Kansas City and St. Louis are blue and run by democrats. In fact, St. Louis hasn't had a republican mayor since the last one left office...

I reject that premise. Where there is no court, there may be no earthly enforcement of the law, but that is not the same thing as no law. A court does not create the law; it has jurisdiction to apply and enforce it. If a man murders someone and escapes prosecution because no competent court can...

I reject that premise. Where there is no court, there may be no earthly enforcement of the law, but that is not the same thing as no law. A court does not create the law; it has jurisdiction to apply and enforce it. If a man murders someone and escapes prosecution because no competent court can...