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**barsikjal** · 02-03-2011, 07:49 PM

I hate to say it, because I cannot stand what these people are doing with their constitutional right, but the courts handled this correctly for now. As much as I hate the message and the delivery they have a constitutional right to do what they do.

That being said, the rest of us have every right to form a "respect" human wall of people to shield these families the best we can. Doing all we can to block these idiots and their message of hate from these families dealing with such a loss. To those that already do this for the families, they have my support.

Except it's less a message of hate than a message of confusion and stupidity. As I was saying earlier, these people are committing a serious error proclaiming themselves to be the final judges rather than God.

This reminds me of some quotes out of a book usually used against atheists and humanists:

Now we are used today to hearing some express their contempt of all authority. In particular, many college radicals are quite vocal, as are many of their professors, in despising any appeal to authority. Supposedly, they are free minds and need no such appeal. But all such claims represent either hypocrisy or ignorance, because there is no possibility of any thinking without authority. The only question is which authority ? - R.J. Rushdoony, "Law and Liberty," pg. 39

The authority of any system of thought is the god of that system. Men, by denying God, cannot escape God. God is the inescapable reality, and the inescapable category of thought. When men deny the one true God, they do it only to make false Gods. When you choose your authority, you choose your God, and where you look for your law, there is your God. - R.J. Rushdoony, "Law and Liberty," pg. 41

Strange how these quotes apply also to phelps and his crew who seem to believe that they have Gods authority to .... make a mockery of Gods authority.

02-03-2011, 07:49 PM	#36
barsikjal Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 484 Senior Member	I hate to say it, because I cannot stand what these people are doing with their constitutional right, but the courts handled this correctly for now. As much as I hate the message and the delivery they have a constitutional right to do what they do. That being said, the rest of us have every right to form a "respect" human wall of people to shield these families the best we can. Doing all we can to block these idiots and their message of hate from these families dealing with such a loss. To those that already do this for the families, they have my support. Except it's less a message of hate than a message of confusion and stupidity. As I was saying earlier, these people are committing a serious error proclaiming themselves to be the final judges rather than God. This reminds me of some quotes out of a book usually used against atheists and humanists: Now we are used today to hearing some express their contempt of all authority. In particular, many college radicals are quite vocal, as are many of their professors, in despising any appeal to authority. Supposedly, they are free minds and need no such appeal. But all such claims represent either hypocrisy or ignorance, because there is no possibility of any thinking without authority. The only question is which authority ? - R.J. Rushdoony, "Law and Liberty," pg. 39 The authority of any system of thought is the god of that system. Men, by denying God, cannot escape God. God is the inescapable reality, and the inescapable category of thought. When men deny the one true God, they do it only to make false Gods. When you choose your authority, you choose your God, and where you look for your law, there is your God. - R.J. Rushdoony, "Law and Liberty," pg. 41 Strange how these quotes apply also to phelps and his crew who seem to believe that they have Gods authority to .... make a mockery of Gods authority.
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