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“Two sovereigns cannot coexist at the same point in time and space without conflict because they have mutually exclusive claims so that when the state claims sovereignty the state is thereby saying that God cannot be sovereign, because sovereignty precludes any other law than the law of that sovereign, so that whenever you have a concept of the sovereignty of the state coming into the social order, you have therefor a war against God, the state versus God, Caesar against Christ.”

— R. J. Rushdoony