Re: Credit where credit is due
Submitted by Gideon on November 15 2000 19:56:40
In reply to Credit where credit is due submitted by Forgiven on November 15 2000 17:12:53
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On taxes...... What law or statute says that I must pay taxes...if you can find it, cause the IRS can't.... What form are you to use in order to report your taxes. If you can answer these without committing fraud....you win! There are rewards of up to $300,000 to successfully answer those questions, so be diligent... This should make it simple...because fraud is against God's laws. -------- Luke 10:7 And in the same house remain, eating and drinking such things as they give: for the labourer is worthy of his hire. Go not from house to house. -------- Since the laborer is worth his hire...this by anyone's calculation is a zero-sum transaction. This would be covered under a common law right to contract. Anyone taking a portion to give anyone else those funds, is guilty of "theft by conversion"...again..against the law. --------- James 5:4 Behold, the hire of the labourers who have reaped down your fields, which is of you kept back by fraud, crieth: and the cries of them which have reaped are entered into the ears of the Lord of sabbath. Amen and Amen.... --------- Since the graduated income tax is one of the main tenets of the 10 planks of the communist manifesto....and communism is an extension of satanism.. I rest my case. Both Marx and Lenin were involved in satanism in England before being sent to Russia. 1 Peter 2 seems to concern itself within the government of the church, with the whole verse taken in context. Ungodly and unregenerate men give ungodly and unregenerate ordinances. If you think Christ on one hand expects us to follows his laws and ordinances while at the same time following the ordinances of common, spiritually dead men, I think you do err. Two different kingdoms, and we cannot follow both. So that scripture cannot concern itself with the world, that we are not supposed to be part of. Scrpture must agree with itself not oppose. If some pastor, who is the fiduciary of an incorporated church under the 501(c)3 non-profit status, and an agent of the state has told you this, then it is understandable, since by acting as an agent of the state, they have looked to the state as their suatanence and wages, rather than the Lord. What else can they say? Don't pay taxes....no write off... no giving to the "church"...no salary.... Makes sense to me. I'll stick to the constitution which is backed by scripture, thanks anyway. Gideon PS. will send you a pdf file that maybe explains it better. |
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