pknopp
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And taking it by force from peoples pockets is anti-Christian.Helping the poor is Paramount to Christianity.
Render unto Ceasar what is Ceasars
Nothing you said, changes anything he said.
No one is advocating violating the law, and refusing to pay our taxes. We all are perfectly fine paying our taxes.
That doesn't mean we can't argue the tax law should be changed.
There the two positions are not mutually exclusive. You can both argue for lower taxes, and at the exact same time completely follow the law, and pay your taxes.
There is nothing anti-Christian, about arguing giving your money to government results in government blowing money on crap like Solydra, and at the same time, fully paying how much you owe in taxes.
The argument is taxes are taking a persons money by force. That is what I replied to and counter to what you are arguing.
The argument is true. Taxes are taking a person's money by force. Are you denying that? Try refusing to pay for awhile.
Taxation is theft of a person's property. That's what it is. You earned some money.... I want it... but I can't just take it from you... so I elect someone into government... who then takes that money from you, and gives it to me. It's just theft, with flowery words to justify it.
That doesn't change the fact that a Christian can both pay their taxes, and disagree with taxation, or disagree on the rates.
Taxes are you paying for the things you use. You may not agree with each and everything but otherwise you are arguing that you want to be a freeloader.