I don't respect Bill because I have yet to see him espouse and cling to any principles. He's not thorough and he's not consistent. He's just an argumentative blowhard.
This video is an example.
I realize that he used the phrase, "I don't care about the Constitution" to force the argument in his own direction. I know he probably doesn't mean it. It makes one wonder, however, in light of his lack of consistent principles, if in some way he does really mean it.
There are some things you shouldn't say even for the sake of argument because they reveal a lack of respect.
Examples . . . "I don't care about God.", "I don't care about the Bible", "I don't care about my wife", "I don't care if people die", etc. This fits in that category.
By the way, on the issue at hand, I agree wholeheartedly with the Judge.
John Piper's Presentation at ETS
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