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does god support police , doctors , judges , lawyers

holy999 said:
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We are informed that the heart of any king or dictator is in the hand of the lord and like a stream of water he leads.

Would it apply to Hitler ?

What was that purpose for it? Did God make that perfect which was destroyed by the father of lies . . . . a murder from the begining with the apostle Abel the prophet.??

It would seem God created a evil in order to form peace

Proverbs 21:1-3King James Version21 The king's heart is in the hand of the Lord, as the rivers of water: he turneth it whithersoever he will.Every way of a man is right in his own eyes: but the Lord pondereth the hearts.To do justice and judgment is more acceptable to the Lord than sacrifice.

Isaiah 45:7 I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these things.
 
Hey holy999 I was just looking into this…
Romans 13:4 NLT The authorities are God’s servants, sent for your good. But if you are doing wrong, of course you should be afraid, for they have the power to punish you. They are God’s servants, sent for the very purpose of punishing those who do what is wrong.

So Bottom Line do your best to be good and be a law abiding citizen, but if you slip/stumble a little there is grace
 
The governing/ruling authorities could be sent to help you, or ticket/arrest/commit violence against you when you mess up.The fear of God's Wrath keeps everything from falling apart.Gods wrath can be delegated through the National Guard,and the Police.Who comes to help when you call 911?,police,fire department,paramedics,without this whole system,society collapses.But at the same time,I don't trust any part of the system,that's why there is a Bill of Rights,Miranda,Lawyers,Jury Trial,plus the Grace of God.Be careful out there.
 
The City of Houston has produced a copmafia paying an army of informants to commit crimes against targeted individuals and/or their families. The only way I could see this being from God, is if this is a way to prod me into exposing the Freemasons and their Episcopalian buddies operating the largest pedophile ring in the history of mankind. I have tried escaping this hell on earth twice only to be forced back to square one.
 
Riven said:
Does God support bartenders?
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Hey.
Don't derail !

I think in every line of work there's the good and the bad.
Well, maybe not EVERY line of work.
Some are bad to begin with.

Do you think a bartender is a bad person because he's contributing to sinful action?
If I have one drink is it a sin?
Why would a bartender be responsible for what I drink?
Interesting.
 
wondering said:
Hey.
Don't derail !

I think in every line of work there's the good and the bad.
Well, maybe not EVERY line of work.
Some are bad to begin with.

Do you think a bartender is a bad person because he's contributing to sinful action?
If I have one drink is it a sin?
Why would a bartender be responsible for what I drink?
Interesting.
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No, I think bartenders are usually very nice people. I like rum, so no. I don't think it's bad to have a drink every once in a while.
 
wondering said:
Hey.
Don't derail !

I think in every line of work there's the good and the bad.
Well, maybe not EVERY line of work.
Some are bad to begin with.

Do you think a bartender is a bad person because he's contributing to sinful action?
If I have one drink is it a sin?
Why would a bartender be responsible for what I drink?
Interesting.
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I should create a thread on the laws on drinking and them.

Often cops say the bartender is an alcoholic and is often the likely candidate for a DUI.

Per law in Florida the bartender is responsible for the drinker ,if they drink too much and don't call a cab.

They have charged bar owners for that and pulled that liquor license .
 
jasonc said:
I should create a thread on the laws on drinking and them.

Often cops say the bartender is an alcoholic and is often the likely candidate for a DUI.

Per law in Florida the bartender is responsible for the drinker ,if they drink too much and don't call a cab.

They have charged bar owners for that and pulled that liquor license .
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I couldn't know this.
So in Florida bartenders have been made official officers of the law?
That's what they are if they have to help in having their customers keep the law.
It's strange to me.
 
wondering said:
I couldn't know this.
So in Florida bartenders have been made official officers of the law?
That's what they are if they have to help in having their customers keep the law.
It's strange to me.
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No it's common in most states . Here's your drunk .have a few while driving home .

Open container law..and dwi.
Or would you rather they get in the car and kill someone ?
 
Would you rather that gun store suspicious of a person simply sell them a gun and that too is allowed if they don't and call the atf or fbi
 
jasonc said:
No it's common in most states . Here's your drunk .have a few while driving home .

Open container law..and dwi.
Or would you rather they get in the car and kill someone ?
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Well. It's something to ponder.
Aren't we each responsible for ourselves?
Shouldn't those we're out with stop us and not the bartender?
Are we our brother's keeper?

I mean, if a drunk has an accident, the law will hold the bartender responsible?
What if the customer is a big tough guy and the bartender can't handle him?
 
wondering said:
Well. It's something to ponder.
Aren't we each responsible for ourselves?
Shouldn't those we're out with stop us and not the bartender?
Are we our brother's keeper?

I mean, if a drunk has an accident, the law will hold the bartender responsible?
What if the customer is a big tough guy and the bartender can't handle him?
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Yes per law that they are required to and it's also a law to verify .

Parents never would take a minor to a bar to get a few.oh wait my wife did that .her dad bought his kids a few as minors .

Don't think that there aren't bars that don't sell to minors .Bourbon Street everyone knows the speak easies I did .I pointed them out to my wife in a dusney movie where one was.i said there's several up stairs that have signs .we don't check id and if a teen gets served they won't be denied .

That was in 96.legal age to drink is 21,it was in 96 in that state ,in 95 it was 18.

A bar can call a cab .shoot I have called drunks in to be arrested or should I ignore when I nearly hit a drunk waking in the median .drinking a few in the 2,am while stumbling to his car then passing out with the door open as I through papers ?

Besides a bouncer should be able handle that guy .I have heard of guys and gals so drunk leaving a bar they moved bowels in their seat that they were gonna then sit in and drive home .

I watched them do it ..cops got called and was pulling up and dealt with them .I was delivering a paper across from the bar called filthy m nasty then it was on a Saturday morning on or around the holidays of December.
 
jasonc said:
Yes per law that they are required to and it's also a law to verify .

Parents never would take a minor to a bar to get a few.oh wait my wife did that .her dad bought his kids a few as minors .

Don't think that there aren't bars that don't sell to minors .Bourbon Street everyone knows the speak easies I did .I pointed them out to my wife in a dusney movie where one was.i said there's several up stairs that have signs .we don't check id and if a teen gets served they won't be denied .

That was in 96.legal age to drink is 21,it was in 96 in that state ,in 95 it was 18.

A bar can call a cab .shoot I have called drunks in to be arrested or should I ignore when I nearly hit a drunk waking in the median .drinking a few in the 2,am while stumbling to his car then passing out with the door open as I through papers ?

Besides a bouncer should be able handle that guy .I have heard of guys and gals so drunk leaving a bar they moved bowels in their seat that they were gonna then sit in and drive home .

I watched them do it ..cops got called and was pulling up and dealt with them .I was delivering a paper across from the bar called filthy m nasty then it was on a Saturday morning on or around the holidays of December.
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TMI
 
wondering said:
Well. It's something to ponder.
Aren't we each responsible for ourselves?
Shouldn't those we're out with stop us and not the bartender?
Are we our brother's keeper?

I mean, if a drunk has an accident, the law will hold the bartender responsible?
What if the customer is a big tough guy and the bartender can't handle him?
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In the military as an NCO I would be stripped of rank and dishonorable discharged if I knew and saw a drunk soldier and he got in the car and I didn't attempt to stop him .

I have arresting authority with the military.i would simply detain him and let the mps or cops deal with him .

If he was that unruly .I would try hard to convince him to go with me to the barracks to sleep
 
wondering said:
TMI
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I hate alcohol.i just know what sins it is when abused and trust me I have yelled at my wife for driving to chobee and hearing that she and her friend drank at the VFW with her dad and drive back home .

I told her a simple call would have had me drive over there and get them home and I go get my truck
 
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