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Yeah, but I don't think murder falls in that category. We don't not kill because it's the law.
I think murder might be the leader of the pack...think about this....the healthcare CEO suspect is being called a hero by many on social media and some on line detectives wouldn't help the police on tracking him down...they thought it was justified
But it's more than just laws. If every person was convinced of God and Heaven, we wouldn't need laws.
I don't think this fits with reality....1.8 billion+ Christians already are convinced of God and heaven...they still break the law
Here's another question....remove the laws and what happens to the police? Are they needed anymore....how about courts, judges, lawyers etc??
Steve
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