I never claimed to be a christian. I used to, but am no longer.
You do realize that Romans is not all encompassing? It is not considered a sin to ignore some laws? Do you think it was a sin when Germans hid jews in their attics instead of reporting them?
Where in the bible does it command you hide people? It doesn’t. Maybe history isn’t your strong point, but the church did little to protect the jews. People think the Nazis were unique in disliking the jews. They were not. It is really a sad part of history. Today the Democrats are still attacking the jews. Crazy stuff.
Answer my question. Is it a sin, under Romans, to have hid the jews from the nazis, despite Ceasars law requiring citizens to report jews? If it is, then I don’t care for your understanding of sin, and nobody should. If it isn’t, then you have no argument about modern migration problems.
By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.
John 13:35
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/3977789-trump-rally-crowd-boos-at-mention-of-progressive-lindsey-graham/
Isn’t relevant at all. You can love someone but you still have to obey the law. Roman 13 doesn’t say obey only the laws you want.
That link was about Lindsey Graham being booed by Trump supporters for being vaguely progressive in comparison to them.
Have another:
Above all, keep loving one another earnestly, since love covers a multitude of sins.
1 Peter 4:8
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-34930042
And? I am not sure why you keep quoting love when Romans is clear. Obey the laws.
Also, I seriously doubt you are a Christian or even understand Christianity. It is clear from your responses.
Jesus did not encourage people to violate the law. Period.
I never claimed to be a christian. I used to, but am no longer.
You do realize that Romans is not all encompassing? It is not considered a sin to ignore some laws? Do you think it was a sin when Germans hid jews in their attics instead of reporting them?
Where in the bible does it command you hide people? It doesn’t. Maybe history isn’t your strong point, but the church did little to protect the jews. People think the Nazis were unique in disliking the jews. They were not. It is really a sad part of history. Today the Democrats are still attacking the jews. Crazy stuff.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moving_the_goalposts
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moving_the_goalposts
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
This one isn’t even true.
Answer my question. Is it a sin, under Romans, to have hid the jews from the nazis, despite Ceasars law requiring citizens to report jews? If it is, then I don’t care for your understanding of sin, and nobody should. If it isn’t, then you have no argument about modern migration problems.
No you just keep making things up because you don’t understand Christianity.
So your answer is no, it was not a sin?