Part of the conversation that interested me, btw, is that of Cultural Christians... those who live by Jesus' parables of morals and ethics without identifying as believers.
Those sayings only seem like common sense to them.
"I mean, I think basically that most of
us in this country are cultural
Christians just instinctively.
Uh, and I
think there is no one who's more
culturally Christian than the atheist...
who says, "I don't need some, you know,
bronze age sky [music] fairy telling me
how to behave because I just know how to
behave. I'm a good person.
I don't need
the Bible to tell me to care for the
weak and the poor and the refugee...
manifesting the fact that they are the
result of centuries worth of biblical
weathering.
So in a sense, [applause]
in a sense to be a cultural Christian is
still to believe stuff.
It's still to believe stuff that to say
a Roman, a pre-Christian Roman would
have seemed mad and not at all
self-evident."
- Tom Holland (about 5 mins in)
So states (or even cities) can deny the Fed re immigration enforcement?
#12 | Posted by john_savage2
Yes, JOHN.
Americans are free to resist tyranny, always.
No one gives a damn about "law enforcement" that is cover for an autocratic power grab.