If there were a Sunday law legislated?

Question

And a those who refuse to worship on Sunday are to be put to death with the blessing of your church.
Would you agree with your church leaders or would you decide that it isn't the will of God and leave and join the Christian Sabbath keepers.
Please carefully concider your answer.

Answer 1

There are too many Sunday laws as it is.

Answer 2

Obviously putting people to death for the sake of putting people to death is not the will of God...You cannot and should not force someone to go to church I know my church would never support that...But then look at the spanish inquisition, the holocaust, the crusades and a few other time periods where they just put people to death in the name of 'God' ...That was not his will either that was bad people...I am just glad that people get to vote on things such as this, because I believe you would find a majority of Christians would vote no on proposition 187=) Interesting question.

Answer 3

Assuming you are in the USA, such a law would be grossly unconstitutional. Separation of church and state, 1st Amendment Rights etc.

I would fight the legislation as far as it would go, and if it was still enacted I would be a refugee. The USA is already close enough to a theocratic plutocracy, not the "democracy" it claims to be that I have already decided in my life that even though I had the chance to live there I could not, in all good conscience, dwell within the borders of that nation.

Answer 4

After careful consideration (or concideration), I think another law enacted on a moral basis, especially one that sanctions the death of people for any reason that requires a conformity of beliefs and actions, is as good an idea as enacting a civil law that sanctions the killing of people that meet at designated edifices erected for the specific purpose of collectively worshiping in a ritual manner.

Answer 5

I would follow the example of Martin Luther appearing before "Diet of Worms" in 1521. "Unless I am convicted by Scripture and plain reason —I do not accept the authority of popes and councils, for they have contradicted each other— my conscience is captive to the Word of God. I cannot and will not recant anything, for to go against conscience is neither right nor safe."

Answer 6

This is another one of those 7th Day Adventist predictions which will never happen just like they predicted the end of the world countless times and it never happened so is there really a point in considering the answer or is it just for curious discussion?

Answer 7

of what the hell country are you speaking?

I don't have a church, nor do I need a blessing.

please carefully consider reality, for a change.