No, the Bible Does Not Teach the Welfare State.
Written by Gary North on June 18, 2013

Susan Hamill, a professor at the University of Alabama Law School, has argued in the Alabama Law Review that the Bible says the federal government should tax rich people at 50% of income, plus state and local taxes.

If this sounds like Left-wing propaganda to you, you’re with me.

This is the Social Gospel, but updated for evangelicals. A century ago, only theological liberals believed such anti-biblical nonsense, but there are so few of them around these days that Prof. Hamill is targeting naive evangelicals who do not know their Bibles.

I have refuted Professor Hamill, assertion by assertion. I went to the Bible to show that not only does it not teach this, it regards a 10% income tax as a form of tyranny (I Samuel 8:15, 17). By this standard, Prof. Hamill is calling for tyranny times 5.

If you would like more information on this leftist infiltration of the churches, click the link.

If you have heard similar arguments in your church, click the link.

Continue Reading on www.garynorth.com

http://teapartyeconomist.com/2013/06/18/no-the-bible-does-not-teach-the-welfare-state/#ixzz2WaACeRuL

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