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<blockquote data-quote="Samseau" data-source="post: 1322738" data-attributes="member: 550">So, I'm not saying we must obey the law if it means contradicting The Law. I'm saying we need to get around the law, like they did in the Roman times by practicing in secret. In this way, no laws were broken because they were never caught.I think the quarantine laws can also be avoided quite easily with some clever mass layouts. We should not fight the law directly, as Jesus taught. In due time, God will change the laws for his people no matter what. We can also agitate to change the laws with secular means, without getting our Church in the crossfire. The last thing you want is to make the Church the center of fire, IMO. Lots of secular ways to undo the quarantine laws without making it a religious issue, such as supporting crazy firebrand charlatans like Elon Musk. Make the state fight guys like that, which indirectly benefits the Church in the process.This follows Christ's maxim to be clever as serphants.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Samseau, post: 1322738, member: 550"] So, I'm not saying we must obey the law if it means contradicting The Law. I'm saying we need to get around the law, like they did in the Roman times by practicing in secret. In this way, no laws were broken because they were never caught. I think the quarantine laws can also be avoided quite easily with some clever mass layouts. We should not fight the law directly, as Jesus taught. In due time, God will change the laws for his people no matter what. We can also agitate to change the laws with secular means, without getting our Church in the crossfire. The last thing you want is to make the Church the center of fire, IMO. Lots of secular ways to undo the quarantine laws without making it a religious issue, such as supporting crazy firebrand charlatans like Elon Musk. Make the state fight guys like that, which indirectly benefits the Church in the process. This follows Christ's maxim to be clever as serphants. [/QUOTE]

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