Understanding Authority and Submission, Part 2

4 principles for godly disobedience in the home; church; society; and state:

1. We can disobey when authorities command what God forbids [actively promoting evil].

2. We can disobey when authorities forbid what God commands [actively restraining obedience].

3. We can disobey when authorities sinfully violate their God-given sphere sovereignty. Either by (a) sinfully abusing enforcement and/or (b) by sinfully usurping the authority and jurisdiction of another.What is the purpose of godly submission? [1 Peter 2:12, 15ff]
4. We can disobey when it deeply violates a biblically calibrated conscience, even if the authority is operating in their purview and not in clear violation of Scripture. This is not to promote anarchy nor a cloak for autonomy. The person will likely and knowingly reap the fruit of disobedience and may not have any other recourse than God. The person also need to clearly distinguish between conscience and fear [do they think it is truly sin or are they afraid]