No absolutely let him sell his wares and sing his songs and preach, in some form of social decorum, perhaps a rented facility, and the proselytizing under wraps, of course the social life of Christianity is a part of Canadian life. It has always been, but the observances are personal and private and distinguished from governance. I don't believe a Legislature, for example, is the ideal venue for Christian hoopla, or any hoopla. And the organizers don't grasp how nefarious it is to make public facilities religious battlefields. Then it's time to shut it down the leave the building.
I mean. How would you like it if the Church of Satan took over the Legislature and started playing whatever music and singing whatever songs the Satanists sing? And follow that with, I don't know, how about a year long sit-in by Tibetan Monks who chant in gratitude for Alberta LNG?
Now people go around thinking it's the Government restricting the use of religion in the making of laws in countries like Canada, and the U.S., and UK, etcetera. It's not the governments at all putting up the prohibition. It's the Bible. "Give unto God that which is God's and Give unto Caesar that which is Caesar's." Right there, instruction manual for civilizations says, what God demands is completely separate from what human authority demands.
And they do not actually meet. Strange. Human beings are instructed to run on instinct.
Give unto God, that which is God's. Which is basically nothing. And Give unto Caesar that which is Caesar's, which is basically everything. So. Instinct.
Now interestingly, government will invoke religion to make war. And men follow instinct to conduct war because some of the men say God is telling them to.
I mean. How would you like it if the Church of Satan took over the Legislature and started playing whatever music and singing whatever songs the Satanists sing? And follow that with, I don't know, how about a year long sit-in by Tibetan Monks who chant in gratitude for Alberta LNG?
Now people go around thinking it's the Government restricting the use of religion in the making of laws in countries like Canada, and the U.S., and UK, etcetera. It's not the governments at all putting up the prohibition. It's the Bible. "Give unto God that which is God's and Give unto Caesar that which is Caesar's." Right there, instruction manual for civilizations says, what God demands is completely separate from what human authority demands.
And they do not actually meet. Strange. Human beings are instructed to run on instinct.
Give unto God, that which is God's. Which is basically nothing. And Give unto Caesar that which is Caesar's, which is basically everything. So. Instinct.
Now interestingly, government will invoke religion to make war. And men follow instinct to conduct war because some of the men say God is telling them to.
