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gilliam
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We are our government. That is what a representative democracy is. IMHO, we can’t avoid Christ’s command of doing unto others as you would have them do unto you by claiming we don’t have the money or power and maybe others may do it (although we know they can’t help to the scale our government can.) We, after all, vote for our government, we pay taxes to fund it and we empower that government so we can demand it does as much as it can of what Christ would want us to do. That is one of the reasons why America is a unique county that we haven’t seen before in the world (closest example may be ancient Rome.)Can you quote me the biblical passage when Christ mandated that government take over the role that Christians should be doing of their own volition? Christ’s mandates and individual and of conscience, not of government mandate. Treaties of mutual defense still do not require that we send standing armies at the expense of the us taxpayer. The Constitution is pretty clear on this matter.