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...new lord, master, God, mighty one of authority. In the legal speak of the civil world of men, its called "expatriating and naturalization", aka, "dying, be ...that are residents in that county, which are registered to vote for their civil government public ministers? "They say that I am", so to speak. No other ...

often do this by going out of the presence of God to build civil ...

...s. In God's system God rules over man, in man's system man rules over man. Civil states and systems are set up by man to replace God, the state becomes thei === Civil religion === ...

...r understanding [[Religion|Religion]] series includes these audio files on Civil Religion. ...

...and [[wantonness]] loved the [[Wages of unrighteousness]] provided by the civil ''[[fathers]] of the earth'' and the [[gods|gods many]] of the [[world]] sp ...

...from the agreement to marry and from the act of becoming married”, “is the civil status of one man and one woman united in law for the discharge to each oth ...e speak of a civil station, as opposed to …an ecclesiastical station”.<Ref>Civil. Black’s 3rd Law Dictionary ed. p.331.</Ref> ...

...[[fear]]. The latter [[religion]] is often identified with terms like ''[[civil religion]]'' or ''[[public religion]]'', like [[socialism]] or [[communism] ...inal practice of natural patriotism as a familial head. The was before the civil state became your father of a nation.<Ref>'''Call no man Father''', What wa ...

...d calling Him the "[[Son of God]]" you were liable to eventually come into civil conflict with the other governments of the [[world]]. ...

...ssful example therefore of a perfect separation between ecclesiastical and civil matters, is of importance. And I have no doubt that every new example, will “Besides the danger of a direct mixture of religion and civil government, there is an evil which ought to be guarded against in the indef ...

...of [[religion]] in the [[world]] today. There is [[public religion]] or [[civil religion]] that compel the offerings of the people and demands [[Employ|the ...ernment to collect the [[sacrifices]] of the [[masses]] on [[altars]] of [[civil religion]] and redistribute those offerings through the [[tables]] and [[te ...

be found to be 'doing business.'" <Ref>FEDERAL CIVIL PROCEDURE: SUPREME COURT RULES THAT [http://scholarship.law.duke.edu/cgi/vi ...

...a [[snare]]. Jerusalem had become one of the [[cities of blood]] where the civil government called itself [[benefactors]] but [[exercise authority]]<Ref nam | They applied to the civil government to obtain the [[dainties]] of their rulers and took [[oaths]] an ...

...zance, concurrent with the courts of the several States, of all suits of a civil nature at common law or in equity, where the matter in dispute exceeds, exc But who knows what that means... so we write about ''cognizant'', civil nature etc and how we have moved by our actions from common law to equity. ...

...hts; nor has one denomination any more a right to the interposition of the civil magistrate, in their favour, than another; and whereever this difference ta ...r this and other reasons, the thoughtful and wise among us, trust that our civil fathers, from a regard to gospel worship, and the constitution of these chu ...

gods, or ruling judges, of the city or civil powers. The dominion or Civil State. The ruling elite were perpetually tempted by that ...

Their civil [[table]] piled high with a multitude of [[benefits]] before a [[sloth]]ful ...

...st a man who has not been convicted of it? Can it he tried indirectly in a civil action? These questions can not be answered in the affirmative. Then this p ...d nothing in that act is to be so construed as to bar any citizen from his civil action for the recovery of debt or damages. By this act all the citizens of ...

...s 3624 ''oikos'' can mean an inhabited house or all the persons forming a civil house. ...

* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Isf7LjQTcOQ Part 2: Civil Rights] ~5 min ...

...d to be transported to Jerusalem, and the alienation of these funds by the civil magistrates treated as sacrilege.''' As the Jews objected to bear arms, or When they accepted a king they went under a civil authority<Ref>1 Samuel 8:19 Nevertheless the people refused to obey the vo ...