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06-24-2003, 02:46 PM | #1 |
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Fundie man claims that he should be punished for his wife's wrongdoing...
Man cites Mosiac law, says he should be punished instead of his wife for child endangerment.
Oh geeze, I don't know what to say other than this is the sort of thing that makes me keep believeing that religious fundamentalism is a form of mental illness. BTW, anybody here got any more information on that sect these people belong to? |
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These people are serious?!?!?!?!? Nutwatch material, indeed....
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Interesting.
My understanding is that "Dr." Dino himself, the delightfully lunatic Kent Hovind subscribes to almost exactly this brand of nonsense. He also holds to the "CAPITAL LETTERS" thing, and claims that he is not actually a citizen of the UNITED STATES, as this is some sort of Satanic Fiction. No wonder he dodges all of his taxes. I wonder what Stars and Stripes, who recently ran an uncritical article about his phoney "250,000.00 Challenge to Evolution" would think if they knew he was a self-confessed noncitizen and tax-dodger? Back to the OP, He certainly has an interesting theory of jurisprudence. What happens if his wife commits murder? Is he the only one allowed to punish her? Or is the state obligated to execute him instead of her? That sounds like an interesting way for an unhappy wife to get rid of an unwanted or abusive husband and also knock off an additional hated enemy in one blow. She gets to kill someone she doesn't like, and then the state executes her husband instead of her, leaving her free to marry another. Two birds with one stone... (Also if they are so Traditional and Ultra-Orthodox, why do they have different last names???) |
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If that’s the case, I’m wondering how that will affect their fight all the way to the Supreme Court? |
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Here’s a site called Family Guardian that is chock full of neat ways for Sovereign Christians to cheat the government. The Family Guardian doesn’t appear to be connected to The First Christian Fellowship for Eternal Sovereignty, but they say similar things. If you want to see how this twisted logic works, then read Copyrighting Your Name Quote:
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Once again, the Family Guardian site doesn’t appear to be affiliated in any way with the First Christian Fellowship, but they seem to have similar philosophies, and they both throw the word “sovereign” around and play word games to make their cases. But the Family Guardian provided me some insight into a particular way of thinking about one’s self. And it would also explain the patterns of behavior in the OP article Man uses strict faith as defense:
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But anyway, I am really curious as to where they came up with this ALL CAPS thing. Is it because the gov't wants it in all caps, or were they against all caps in the first place, and they're mad that the gov't doesn't go along with it? I ask, because I thought (I could easily be mistaken) that there wasn't a difference between upper and lower case in Hebrew or Greek. Where in the bible does it say you can't write in all caps, when the original bible was in all caps, so to speak (I think). |
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Neither Greek nor Hebrew use capitals, but people this wacked out probably believe that God speaks English and directly inspired the translators of the King James Bible (except for the ones who reject the KJV because King James himself was a homosexual.)
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