co·er·cive   /kōˈərsiv/   adjective   relating to or using force or threats.
The rib bone fib is why Duke’s caught in the lie. (2.0)

“Easter makes Duke throw Jesus under the bus 
so they can exploit the fear with Judgment Day.” 
“There was no fall from grace, they’ve lied to us.
When ‘good news’ makes neighbors lie they’re led astray.”

John Roberts covets John 3:16’s lie
and Donald thinks the lie can make us ‘great.’
The ‘fall’ is fiction, it’s not why we die.
Christmas and Easter make Duke sponsor hate.

The fullness of time helps us explain why
Darwin’s eviscerates the Torah’s lie.

SCOTUS: “The Constitution must protect the Torah’s lie because it is God’s will. Pass The Loot!”

brimstone: “We need the lie to help us believe it is okay to praise ‘God’ and deceive!” (<- ‘a form of godliness that denies the power thereof.’)