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Line 131: − all commandments derive there authority from god regardless if its all ten of them or just the last six that rohde island adopted the only diffrence is rohde island was the only − colony that did not adopt the first four only the ones proposed by roger williams founder of the baptist church in america − − rohde island was the only colony to adopt the last six of the ten commandments without the first four roger williams faced critisism but regardless − even the last six of the commandments still derive there authority from god just like the first four of the ten commandments − and the last six do not just carry a religious bases to them they also are a seclaur standpoint as well − 1.Do not kill, 2.Do not steal, 3.Do not bear false witness, 4.Defraud not, 5.Honour thy father and mother. 6.Do not commit adultery − these last six derive there authority from god the first four deal with our relationship with god along with the last six of − the ten commandments however the last six deal with our relationship with god and man the first four deal only with our relationship − with god − − in the old testament james madison got the idea of the three seperate branches of government from isisah 33:22 this would be − moses the seventy and the judges well still being three into one god moses gave the name of god as yahweh the son as yeshua − the holy spirit is the third member of the godhead and god placed dinasours on the earth first before adam and eve moses came along later − after eve
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Dr. Kenyn Cureton indicates:
Dr. Kenyn Cureton indicates:
{{Cquote|Twelve of the original thirteen colonies adopted the entire [[Decalogue]] into their civil and criminal laws. While the lone hold-out, Rhode Island, did not adopt the first four Commandments, they did adopt the last six. Surveying the organic development of law, former Chief Justice William Rehnquist forcefully argued: “It is… undeniable… that the Ten Commandments have had a significant impact on the development of secular legal codes of the Western World.<ref>[https://downloads.frc.org/EF/EF10I86.pdf Ten Commandments: Foundation of American Society] by Dr. Kenyn Cureton</ref>}}
{{Cquote|Twelve of the original thirteen colonies adopted the entire [[Decalogue]] into their civil and criminal laws. While the lone hold-out, Rhode Island, did not adopt the first four Commandments, they did adopt the last six. Surveying the organic development of law, former Chief Justice William Rehnquist forcefully argued: “It is… undeniable… that the Ten Commandments have had a significant impact on the development of secular legal codes of the Western World.<ref>[https://downloads.frc.org/EF/EF10I86.pdf Ten Commandments: Foundation of American Society] by Dr. Kenyn Cureton</ref>}}
==Literature==
==Literature==