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- In this extended political-theological commentary, Professor Toto argues that Americans possess a constitutional right to peaceful assembly and petition, but not an unlimited right to disruptive or coercive protest. He applies that distinction to modern demonstrations, the Boston Tea Party, January 6, protests at his ccount the costgovernmentromans 13:4lawfirst amendmentprotestobey god rather than mancounting the cost
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- In this short political-theological commentary, Professor Toto argues that Americans do not possess an unlimited constitutional right to disruptive protest, but rather a protected right to peaceable assembly. He distinguishes peaceful objection from active resistance to government and uses the Boston Tea Party as an exconstitutional rightscount the costboston tea partyromans 13:4 - the speaker teaches that government possesses legitimate coercive authority and that those who choose to resist it should first count the cost of the consequencesgovernmentromans 13:4boston massacreresistance
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