“Woman says Roy Moore initiated sexual encounter when she was 14, he was 32”. The Washington Post. Retrieved 9 November 2017.

Plus, as I have said earlier, why in the world did Allred let the yearbook be seen without an instant explanation for the colored inks and signature problems?

Oh, I’m well aware that people lie a great deal, about things small and large, believable and unbelievable.

I do think, though, that a well-orchestrated political hit job that involves lying about someone is often quite well thought-out, and works better if it is. So people might be more likely to use lies that are difficult to detect rather than lies that are easy to debunk.

That’s not the Bible. That’s Masonry, which back then meant Free Exercise of Religion. No Vatican. No Church of England. No Roman State Religion enforced by the legions, crucifixion, torture, taxes, etc.

What you are quoting, GB, is a new covenant that established the US as a direct vassal under the Kingdom of God or the Divine Counsel of the Trinity.

It is not from the Bible at all.

Lincoln and the Almanac come to mind.

There are examples even in just this case: banned from the mall (now in doubt); regular at the restaurant (could be other servers from that time with different data), signed my yearbook (waiting for the experts on that one),
the divorce details discrepancy is more spin than lie IMO)

Thanks.

If there was a trial, that’s the sort of thing that could be learned rather easily—did the restaurant have a parking lot in the back in 1977? It would be important, too, because if there was no such lot then her story would be much less credible.

My guess is that there was a lot, though. Having worked at the restaurant, she was familiar with the layout.

I’m assuming, of course, that she did work at the restaurant back then. That’s not the sort of thing she’d be likely to lie about, because it would be so easy to find out if she did or didn’t.

That’s arguable.

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. – That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men…”

The “creator” to whom the founders referred was not the Hindu Vishnu, the Greek’s Zeus or the Egyptian’s Sun God Ra.

And while the Declaration is not the Constitution, it is its spiritual inspiration, for “unalienable” rights cannot exist absent a beneficent creator that transcends the current consensus of societal opinion. Government can only ‘grant’ to its citizens… privileges.

It is the duty of every Christian to fight to the death against false accusations. Jesus never taught us to back down from evil and apologize to every accusation even those you didn’t commit. Apologizing to things you didn’t commit is lying, quitting for things you didn’t do is lying, why do evangelicals like Mitt Romney or Paul Ryan want Roy Moore to lie?