What are our options on laws? Who gives the laws? Whose morality are we going off of?

If you have people involved, it's just going to get corrupt.

As I thought, I said, there has to be something we can follow that is always true.

That is always right and is always designed to benefit people.

Should Christian morality be enforced by law or is that religious extremism?

That's what we're talking about today.

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Kirkles?

I can just hear it now.

Christian nationalism, Theocracy.

This is a really good subject, and I highly recommend that you watch this whole thing, because

many people make the argument, you know, even the founders, even Jesus himself

would not want Christian morality to be legislated.

But you have to understand that there's only so many options for how we get our laws.

This is a deep dive into that, and you will be smarter than all of your friends if you understand this topic.

I was having a conversation with my friend Matthew and Matthew, he's kind of a guy who just knows a bunch of random facts and he was telling me in the car while we were going to get some Mexican food.

He said, did you know there used to be laws

that were called seduction laws? Essentially, it was illegal for a man to pursue or seduce a woman

who was in a marriage already. He could literally go to jail for doing that. I was like, well, that

sounds like a good law.

That sounds like a law that should still be in place today.

But with that, there's a big moral claim

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