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**esdfsdflast** · 03-10-2012, 08:19 PM

I'd suggest it's inapplicable in that context. Anarchy has no more place in religion than it does in politics.

Christianity is a religion; as such, it implies observance, structure and ritual.

Anarchy is simply the lack of a state. The idea being that no Christian can use force against people, so no Christian can create or participate in government, which is essentially an instrument of force.

As for Christianity, there is no need for observance, structure, or ritual whatsoever. Actually, those things get in the way. You're just creating more Pharisees...

03-10-2012, 08:19 PM	#27
esdfsdflast Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 466 Senior Member	I'd suggest it's inapplicable in that context. Anarchy has no more place in religion than it does in politics. Christianity is a religion; as such, it implies observance, structure and ritual. Anarchy is simply the lack of a state. The idea being that no Christian can use force against people, so no Christian can create or participate in government, which is essentially an instrument of force. As for Christianity, there is no need for observance, structure, or ritual whatsoever. Actually, those things get in the way. You're just creating more Pharisees...
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