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The Bible: Romans: 13

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This chapter discusses the idea of authority.

2007-08-12 Neocons, the Bible, False Flags and Martial Law: "By now, you have probably heard that the government has been training ministers to convince their congregations to submit to government authority in the event of a martial law crackdown, based upon Romans 13. .. Fundamentalist Christians argue that Romans 13 states that Christians must submit to government authority, since the government is divinely empowered and sustained. This is actually the argument which Adolph Hitler used in order to convince the German churches to follow him and his policies. .. However, Romans 13 does not teach subservience. Rather, as explained by a Baptist minister, Romans 13 actually says something very different..."

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