The letter known as the Biblical book "Romans" was sent to an early Christian community in Rome that could be characterized as 'antinomian' or 'enthusiast.' Roman Christians thought that "because Jesus ... was their Lord and King," every authority should be obeyed. Paul was arguing against such an understanding; that is, he is "not addressing the issue of a just or unjust State." Attention is drawn to ("the State is there for your benefit"): "That is the kind of State that must be obeyed." The question of an unjust government is not addressed in but, for example, in .