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Carlson Owens

"I feared for my life" is a useful phrase in some states.

Tell that to the Lawgiver. I don’t know about your society, but ours is going downhill fast while people literally get away with murder. Proof that benevolence isn’t producing positive results.

Not all males vote like men. So if the women were to vote with the males who were being squishes, they would overrule the actual men. It happens an awful lot.

For sure, but that shouldn’t inhibit our responsibility to “recycle” the souls or bodies of those who commit certain egregious acts. Biblically a matter is established in the mouths of two or three witnesses. Having a standard that high would...

12As for my people, children are their oppressors, and women rule over them. O my people, they which lead thee cause thee to err, and destroy the way of thy paths. YHWH doesn’t seem to have a very good view of women ruling. Voting is the ground...

I don't see an issue with women being the ones doing the legwork for the community. As long as they are doing so under the headship of and in alignment with their husbands. The problem is you put women in political influence and it eventually...

And if everyone did things right, totalitarianism would work. 🤷

Think again... by my action I would be obedient to the Word of God and I would be following the example of Jesus Christ. Romans 13:7 Render therefore to all their due: taxes to whom taxes are due, customs to whom customs, fear to whom fear, honor...

What is wrong with women supporting their husband’s views and doing the legwork for the community? And the husband votes what’s best for that community.

Withholding information is NOT sin. Our Father withholds the mysteries of the universe and that is reserved for Kings and princes to discover.

Husband will purchase this book tomorrow. Our reading list continues to grow. We have almost completed “Exposing the Spirit of Ashteroth,” by Jacob Foulk It has definitely been an eye opener read, and also confirmed so much of what the Holy...

Ok. I’ll concede the semantics. Yes, revolt isn’t always violent. It’s sometimes civil disobedience. I was using it in relation to violent revolution ala the American Revolution. That’s the topic of this section of the thread. Now Im done...

Sure, but he still didn’t try to overthrow his king.

I’m not arguing for a monarchy. I detest the concept. God wasn’t so crazy about it either. I’m just trying to flesh out the scriptural justification for a violent overthrowing of a monarch or any sovereign ruler. It’s lacking. After internal...