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Rubio: āGodās rulesā trump Supreme Court decisions
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) says religious believers are called to āignoreā laws that violate their faith.
āIn essence, if we are ever ordered by a government authority to personally violate and sin ā violate Godās law and sin ā if weāre ordered to stop preaching the Gospel, if weāre ordered to perform a same-sex marriage as someone presiding over it, we are called to ignore that,ā Rubio said in an interview with CBN on Tuesday.
āSo when those two come into conflict, Godās rules always win,ā he added.
Rubio said Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision creating a constitutional right to abortion, is open to revision.
āItās current law; itās not settled law,ā he said. āNo law is settled. Roe v. Wade is current law, but it doesnāt mean that we donāt continue to aspire to fix it, because we think itās wrong.ā
The Republican presidential candidate, who is rising in the polls, encouraged the faithful to work within the political process to change laws that violate their conscience.
āIf you live in a society where the government creates an avenue and a way for you to peacefully change the law, then youāre called to participate in that process to try to change it,ā he said.
Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) says religious believers are called to āignoreā laws that violate their faith.
āIn essence, if we are ever ordered by a government authority to personally violate and sin ā violate Godās law and sin ā if weāre ordered to stop preaching the Gospel, if weāre ordered to perform a same-sex marriage as someone presiding over it, we are called to ignore that,ā Rubio said in an interview with CBN on Tuesday.
āSo when those two come into conflict, Godās rules always win,ā he added.
Rubio said Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision creating a constitutional right to abortion, is open to revision.
āItās current law; itās not settled law,ā he said. āNo law is settled. Roe v. Wade is current law, but it doesnāt mean that we donāt continue to aspire to fix it, because we think itās wrong.ā
The Republican presidential candidate, who is rising in the polls, encouraged the faithful to work within the political process to change laws that violate their conscience.
āIf you live in a society where the government creates an avenue and a way for you to peacefully change the law, then youāre called to participate in that process to try to change it,ā he said.