Sentences with phrase «live in a theocracy»

Let's all vote for Santorum for president and then we can all see what it is like to live in a Theocracy.

As soon as Judges consider God's law above this country's laws, that is when we will know we are living in a theocracy.

As a born again Christian I wouldn't want to live in the theocracy of Iran, so why would I want to live in a theocracy here in the United States?

No way I want to live in a theocracy.

@Naomi why don't you try living in a theocracy.

If you want to live in a theocracy you'll have to move, because this country has never been and will never be a «christian nation», no matter how many christians live here.

If we lived in a theocracy, where every debate would be settled by edicts from the Bishop of Washington, this wouldn't be a problem.

If you want to live in a theocracy, I can recommend a few.

If folks want to live in a Theocracy, PLEASE move to Iran, and let us know how that works out for you!

However, is you want to live in a theocracy, I recommend you move to Iran.

Your comment about us living in a theocracy, and assuming «we all need / want to be saved», is just bizarre.

Personally I would be glad if you left America and denounced your citizenship to go live in a theocracy you seem to admire so much.

He's fighting against the injustice of having to live in a theocracy.

Gee, good thing we don't live in a theocracy where the Bible governs us!

I do not want to live in a theocracy.

We don't live in a theocracy.

We do not live in a Theocracy and we do nt want to.

If you prefer to live in a theocracy, you are free to move to Iran.

If you do want to live in a theocracy, I can recommend one in Iran.

I would certainly not want to live in any theocracy, even a Christian one, as there would be bound to be interpretations that I would not agree with.

What is truly a sin is people using their religion is to deny others their equal rights based on your religion as if you lived in a theocracy.

Without it we'd be living in a theocracy with very little freedom of any kind, never mind religion.

If you wish to live in a theocracy try an Islamic country, otherwise enjoy the Secular one you reside in.

The thing is that you can interprete the Bible in many ways, and as Americans, we do not live in a theocracy.

Sorry, but if want to live in a theocracy, youneed to move.

Not exact matches

And besides; if we were to become a Christian Theocracy, we'd all be forced to have that same old picture of that dead carpenter guy mounted in our living rooms.

I would recommend to the author that if he does not like living in a secular land that embraces equality and fairness, he is free to move to the theocracy of his choice.

We live in a country that would never elect a non-christian (which says much about how much power christians have... hello theocracy) The argument is whether or not belief and opinion should affect policy.

«Religion is an important part of our society, its voice should be heard, but I wouldn't want to live in even a democratic theocracy,» the former prime minister said at the office of his Tony Blair Faith Foundation, which works to promote multifaith understanding.

You're living in the wrong country if you want a theocracy.

There is a basic incompatibility between Islam's belief in all encompassing doctrines that embrace religion, private and public life and the American principles of liberty of belief and speech and the absolute separation of state and church affairs For Americans belief is a private matter, not so for Islam, where theocracy rules over all human affairs.

By the responses to this article we are fooling ourselves if we don't think we already live in a christian theocracy.

Perhaps you should go live in the middle east theocracys if you admire their adherence so much.

Living under Christian theocracy would be a blessing for us and our children in future.

Also, just FYI, this country (meaning the US, which I assume is where you live) is not a theocracy, which means that the laws of this country (including the laws regarding abortion) should not be based on any one religion (or holy book) in particular.

It would take ignorance of that level to see a person living in a totalitarian theocracy following a not - state - sanctioned religion as a fanatic and not a victim.

adolf70, You have a number of choices given your desire to live in a Christian theocracy, a few: 1.

We live in a democratic republic, not a theocracy.

I don't want to live there; I don't want to live in a Muslim theocracy, and I don't want to live in a Christian theocracy either.

This is an issue of whether we live in a secular nation or a theocracy.

Rick Perry is not going to be satisfied until we are living in an evangelical theocracy.

If you want to live in a Christian theocracy, go live in the Vatican.

At the moment, however, it seems to me that between the Scylla of atheism and the Charybdis of theocracy, we are steering too close to the whirlpool of atheism and nihilism; that is now the greater threat to Jewish values and life in America.

We can not tolerate that unless we are willing to live in a stiffled theocracy similar to Saudi Arabia.

We have the great furtune not to live in some miserable theocracy.

Yet the great majority of people in the world live under regimes that are either constitutional theocracies — where religion is formally enshrined in the state — or where religious affiliation is a pillar of collective political identity.