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Install the Code of Canon Law as the rule of law for the US!
Maximilian75 said:
Just as clarification, I meant the OP sarcastically on the occasion of Constitution Day.
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you guys are completely unrealistic

in this increasingly secular world, we are darn lucky “government” hasn’t shuttered the doors of catholic parishes

wake up & smell the coffee…
 
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Then you’ll complain when Sharia Law is pushed into the Constitution.

Can’t have it both ways

Leave separation of Church and State in tact.

Jim
 
Just as clarification, I meant the OP sarcastically on the occasion of Constitution Day.
 
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That’s unconstitutional!
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It sure is, and a violation of the First Amendment, not to mention that is exactly the type of thing that the events in Daniel’s chapter 3 and 6 warn about.

In Daniel 3 we see a violation of the First Amendment in regards establishing religion.

In Daniel 6 we see a violation of the First Amendment in regards prohibiting religion.

There is also the violation of the freedom of speech, press, and other things involved.

The Religion of God is to be from the heart, bowing to the sword of his word, not from the sword of the state…
 
Church values brought into the political field is acceptable, but making laws according to Catholic Canon is not doable and I would oppose it.

Jim
 
So, you’ll force all Americans to abstain from eating meat on Friday’s, which is still part of our Lenten Tradition ?

Jim
 
JimR-OCDS said:
So, you’ll force all Americans to abstain from eating meat on Friday’s, which is still part of our Lenten Tradition ?

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That is what it would come to. Sounds like some ‘ages’ that were less than brilliant to me.
 
The Church does not teach that the Church and State are to be separated. On the contrary; they are to remain together.
 
semper_catholicus said:
does not teach that the Church and State are to be separated. On the contrary; they are to remain together.
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The Papacy teaches that, but not the united States of America and its Constitution and first Amendment, being a sovereign nation, without king in matters governance, and without a papal see in matters religion.
 
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Actually, the Church has taught that it’s better for Church and State to remain separately.

I’ve yet to hear anything different, unless you’re going to quote something from the days of Monarchies and sailing ships.

Jim
 
Good, but a Catholic Society requires laws based on canon law, otherwise it remains a pluralistic society.

Jim
 
Let me ask those pushing for Canon Law to be Constitutional Law.

In matters ‘heresy’ (haeresis), what is the penalty for those ‘citizens’ who refuse said ‘Canon Law’ (as Constitutional Law) ultimately?

I know what was advocated in the historical past. I know personally what Canon Law says now about it, and in matters “Tradition”.
 
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