[AkhirZaman.org] Ada beberapa undang-undang yang cukup aneh di buku-buku di berbagai negara bagian dan kota di Amerika Serikat. Misalnya, tahukah Anda bahwa:
• Tidurlah di bawah pengering rambut di Florida.
• Mainkan hopscotch pada hari Minggu di Misuari.
• Berburu unta di Arizona.
• Masukkan satu sen ke telinga Anda di Hawaii.
• Bawa kerucut es krim di saku Anda di Kentucky.
• Mengikat jerapah ke tiang telepon di Atlanta.
• Tangkap tikus tanpa lisensi di Cleveland.
• Bersiul di bawah air di Vermont.
• Taruh sigung di meja bos Anda di Michigan.
• Mandi kurang dari sekali setahun di Kentucky.
Dan jika itu tidak membuat Anda bertanya-tanya, berikut beberapa fakta hukum yang lebih menarik. Tahukah Anda bahwa Dewan Kota Chico, California memberlakukan larangan senjata nuklir, menetapkan denda $ 500 bagi siapa pun yang meledakkannya di dalam batas kota?
Tahukah Anda bahwa ada sekitar dua juta hukum di Amerika Serikat? Jika seseorang dapat memeriksanya dengan tarif dua kali sehari, dia bisa memenuhi syarat untuk bertindak sebagai warga negara yang taat hukum dalam waktu sekitar 6.000 tahun.
Di Roma kuno semua hukum diperintahkan oleh Kaisar Justinian untuk disusun selama abad ke-6 M. Dengan 16 asisten, Tribonianus menghasilkan 2.000 volume setelah tiga tahun.
Inilah fakta sejarah aneh terakhir tentang hukum. Menurut Robert Ripley, negarawan Prancis Ferdinand Flocon adalah satu-satunya orang yang berhasil membuat puisi di luar hukum.
Dia mengambil seluruh Kode Sipil Prancis, dengan 2.281 artikel, patung, anotasi, dan amandemennya, dan mengubahnya menjadi puisi yang tak bernoda 120.000 kata sempurna dalam sajak dan iramanya. Dia melakukannya seolah-olah untuk membuat banyak hukum lebih cocok!
Seseorang pernah berkata semakin banyak orang yang tidak taat hukum, semakin banyak hukum yang mereka butuhkan.
Namun dalam 10 perintah sederhana yang dapat dipelajari setiap anak, Tuhan dapat meringkas seluruh tugas manusia terhadap Tuhan dan sesamanya. Tetapi betapa menyedihkannya banyak pendeta yang mengajarkan Sepuluh Perintah masih memiliki terlalu banyak hukum. Alkitab berkata, “Barangsiapa menuruti seluruh hukum, namun tersandung pada satu hal, ia bersalah atas semua” (Yakobus 2:10). Setiap perintah Tuhan itu penting. Tak satu pun dari mereka yang aneh atau disisihkan.
AYAT INTI
“Oh betapa aku mencintai hukummu! itu adalah renunganku sepanjang hari.” (Mazmur 119: 97)
With havin so much content and articles do you ever run into any issues of plagorism or copyright infringement? My blog has a lot of completely unique content I’ve either created myself or outsourced but it seems a lot of it is popping it up all over the internet without my agreement. Do you know any ways to help reduce content from being ripped off? I’d truly appreciate it.
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