Too much praise for Trump

[Neighbor]

5 hours ago, other one said:

It is not supposed to be that way.

Hi, Almost all that  I deal with daily  is not even mentioned  in constitutional law. Yet it carries the weight of law, nd almost all of it  organized by administrative agencies. For example; traffic lights, and rules of the road. Criminal law, and civil law system of torts, international law, treaties  between nations, defense alliances, none of which are even thought  of  or mentioned within a constitution are all outside of a constitution. All a constitution does is establish a minimal skeleton from which to build a civilization under laws.

[TheBlade]

I don't understand what you mean about to much power and praise. There is a flip side to this that comes from Christians. Its why I left another forum after 20+ years. I've said it before.. ever hear BJ Thomas talk about how he was treated by us Christians? I know Trump gives the praise and glory to God. Its a world we know nothing about. I sit on the out side looking in. 

We get so easily offended that.. if we don't like something said.. ignore, block, ban..love you Jesus. Yes.. the names if you will the lables or DR this or that kind of thing.. means nothing to GOD. We are all the same. But that man.. I don't know anyone that could have went through all that and is still standing... that is something else. We do tend to look at the one.. be nice to hear all the things his wife has said to him over the years to help..  

[Neighbor]

7 hours ago, Jedi4Yahweh said:

The Constitution is not merely a guide but the supreme law of the United States.  The Constitution is a governing document that established the laws that our government is required to operate within.

Care to point out where a constitution addresses  the manner in which traffic lights are to be arranged or who is to be in charge of making rules of the road? Are traffic signal lights constitutionally addressed?

No matter where a Christian  finds themself  there is law that is superior to any nation's constitutional law. 

[Neighbor]

3 hours ago, Sower said:

Government amends constitutions and therefore is the body that defines constitutions. Within  the USA there are many  many constitutions. Each having a way  to amend change or even eliminate them altogether. 

[Neighbor]

15 minutes ago, TheBlade said:

But that man.. I don't know anyone that could have went through all that and is still standing... that is something else.

Interesting thought. I think I could point out many that have gone through far more and ar still standing. They are found easily enough in any  let's help a wounded warrior tv presentation.

I think all of us have had our own Job  like moments, years, and even decades. The testimonies of a few here too speak of what one can  go through and still stand; stand as a soldier in the army  of Christ giving testimony of his saving grace!

 

[Neighbor]

On 11/6/2024 at 5:05 PM, missmuffet said:

People are giving Donald Trump too much power and praise. He is only a human being like you and me that God has allowed

to govern our United States for 4 years. God is in total control. It is dangerous for a born again Christian to

put so much praise and power on another human being.

 

Amen, amen.

[ayin jade]

And some even on worthy give him too much contempt

[other one]

5 hours ago, Neighbor said:

Hi, Almost all that  I deal with daily  is not even mentioned  in constitutional law.

Things not in constitutional law are not supposed to be addressed by the federal government, but by each state.  That is what Donald works for.  Getting the Federal government out of our business and daily lives.

[Debp]

2 hours ago, ayin jade said:

And some even on worthy give him too much contempt

I agree.   Thanks for pointing that out.

 

[Neighbor]

49 minutes ago, other one said:

Things not in constitutional law are not supposed to be addressed by the federal government, but by each state.

Say what? Where does the US constitution state that principle? States also make their own constitutions as do cities townships even religious orders have constitutions.

Constitutions are also subject to revision each by it's own internal declaration of method for doing so.