The Quaker Prophet: What If ?

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

What If ? - # 3

WHAT IF ?

An amendment to the CONSTITUTION OF THE UNTIED STATES OF AMERICA passed which declared:

No person without proof of genetic parentage by at least one citizen of the United States shall be permitted to work within the United States of America or the individual states and territories thereof nor be permitted to be registered as a citizen of the United States of America or any individual state or territory thereof nor be permitted the privileges and protections of the United States of America or its individual states or territories.

What would be the practical implications?
What might be the effect socially, ethnically, religiously, and economically?
What abuses might happen?
What about illegal immigration?
How might this interact with an ammendment regarding personhood?
How might this impact any healthcare law, etc.?

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[Personally, I can think of some very unintended practical consequences arising.]

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God. We believe in one God existing in three persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit. God has always been and will always be the only God. There were none before Him and shall be none after him. We also realize that many, if not all, of the characteristics and aspects of God's nature including His love, grace, righteousness, omnipotence, omniscience, holiness, and tri-unity are beyond human understanding except as He reveals them to us by the Spirit.

The Father. We believe that the Father created all things in heaven and on earth. He created human beings, as a special creation, out of a love for us and desires a personal relationship with each of us.

Jesus. We believe that Jesus Christ is wholly God and wholly man, having been conceived of the Holy Spirit and born of the Virgin Mary. He lived a sinless life and died on the cross as the sacrifice for our sins according to the Scriptures. Further, He arose bodily from the dead and ascended into heaven. In taking on the humanity of man and being tempted in all ways like us, He provided an example of the life in this world that is possible through the power of the Holy Spirit and personal direction of God.

Holy Spirit. We believe that the ministry of the Holy Spirit is to convict men, making them aware of their sin, of their need for salvation, of the righteous judgment of their lives here on earth, and of the need for redemption of soul, mind, and body as well as the wholeness of the salvation available through Jesus. The Holy Spirit regenerates, guides, instructs, and empowers the believer for godly living, maturation in faith, and faithfulness in service.

Salvation. We believe that the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ provides the only way of redemption, justification, sanctification, and salvation for all who believe. Any who attach additional works of man as a requirement for salvation are false in that they infer Jesus' death is insufficient in and of itself to save and that human beings somehow have the capability to save themselves. Nevertheless by His saving grace He restores to us, in the power of the Holy Spirit, to live the obedient and faithful lives for which we were individually, and as mankind, created.

Accepting the Sinner, Denouncing the Sin. We believe that God does not tempt anyone to sin, but that we, each one, are tempted when, by our own evil desire, we are dragged away and enticed. Then, after desire has conceived, it gives birth to sin; and sin, when it is full grown, gives birth to death which is experienced in this life and, except for grace, in the life to come. We believe that no sin is too big for God to forgive except, as Christ declared, blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. Therefore, as Christians we should be open and eager to share the good news of the Gospel of God’s grace with everyone regardless of their sin or affliction. Such declarations leading not to an incomplete, non-biblical faith, but rather to a granting of repentance, making Jesus Christ Lord of our lives during which, because of His great love, we strive towards holiness and turn away from our sinful ways into both inward and outward righteous as the Lord reveals.

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