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By basing their rulings on the right judicial or legal theory. Namely, a rights-based theory.

Hypothetically, if you were to come to Mass, here is what you will see and an explanation. First of all remember that Catholics are all priests, and we are coming to Mass to celebrate our liturgy together. Liturgy is work; priestly work, and while we are all priests equally (Galations 3:28)...

A very weighty judicial theory you have there.

Addressed in OP. It's syntactically false.

Pope Saint John Paul II, pray for us! :)

I am. Hebrews 13:20 calls it an "everlasting covenant." Christ is our passover. We keep the feast.

Don't forget the Passover!

President Trump wisely tried to get all our allies to pitch in so that the price might be lower. Consider Taiwan. If China ever invaded, we'd have to drop everything and come to Taiwan's assistance. Could you imagine being a fly in the room where the president or joint chiefs or whoever is...

Don't forget the Sabbath!

Cheerleading rhetoric but DOA argument, it'll never convince gun controlling paternalists that their holy mission to remove guns from the private citizens is wrong. They'll all say, 'Oh yeah that's awful we should fix that' and keep on voting with Feinstein and Schumer all the while.

Huh. Never thought of that!

Oh.

Are you joking right now? Because on the first page literally JR, Clete and then even you yourself in post 12 said so. That's a terrific example of an 'everlasting covenant' that has not been 'put on hold'. So at least we all are on the same page about what that looks like.

What a terrible situation. It's the Taliban who have the blood on their hands though.

We have bigger fish to fry, which is unfortunate for the people of Afghanistan. Pakistan was harboring the Taliban, wouldn't cooperate with us, and we couldn't afford to invade them just to stamp out the Taliban, not with Russia and China in the world.

I observe this practice for actual violent criminals (which would be amoral people who either don't care about harming/killing others OR who are doing so intentionally), family or not. I think you're being extreme.

Maybe just for historical value. This thread (OP) concerns something called an "everlasting covenant" that Dispensationalism believes has been 'put on hold'. My contention this whole thread has basically been that such a momentous event is an extraordinary claim which requires extraordinary...

Even here, Romans 15 "That I should be the minister of Jesus Christ to the Gentiles, ministering the gospel of God, that the offering up of the Gentiles might be acceptable, being sanctified by the Holy Ghost." It's not the offering up of the Gentiles, it's the offering up by the Gentiles, as...

Look at this one; this is from Ephesians chapter two, Paul again, writing to yet another Gentile parish community. All these quotes are from a top-five popular Protestant Bible. It's easy to see unless you're determined to be myopic. And I don't mean determined in a Calvinist sense. We don't...

Second Corinthians: And then here's more Revelation. All this you might find interesting.