Communists and other tyrants try to get Americans to give up their guns by quoting Romans 13. It's a misinterpretation. 

Most rightly, Paul warns against anyone who is puffed up with pride by the fact that he has been called by his Lord into freedom and become a Christian, and therefore thinks that he does not have to keep the status given to him in the course of this life or submit to the higher powers to whom the government of temporal things has been confided for a time. For because we are made of soul and body and as long as we are in this life we make use of temporal things as a means of living this life, it is fitting that, as far as this life is concerned, we be subject to the authorities, i.e., to the people who with some recognition administer human affairs. But as far as the spiritual side is concerned, in which we believe in God and are called into his kingdom, it is not right for us to be subject to any man who seeks to overturn in us the very thing which God has been pleased to grant us so that we might obtain eternal life. So if anyone thinks that because he is a Christian he does not have to pay taxes or tribute nor show the proper respect to the authorities who take care of these things, he is in very great error. Likewise, if anyone thinks that he ought to submit to the point where he accepts that someone who is his superior in temporal affairs should have authority even over his faith, he falls into an even greater error. But the balance which the Lord himself prescribed is to be maintained: “Render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar’s but unto God the things which are God’s.” For although we are called into that kingdom where there will be no power of this world, nevertheless, while we are on the way there and until we have reached that state where every principality and power will be destroyed, let us put up with our condition for the sake of human affairs, doing nothing falsely and in this very thing obeying God, who commands us to do it, rather than men.

- Augustine of Hippo

So OP, if you are looking for refutation for the fact St Paul insisted we need to obey government on non religious matters, there's none. But the refutation is, St Paul is no liar, but true witness of Our Lords's teaching.

Now no blacksmith could be found in all the land of Israel, for the Philistines said, "Otherwise the Hebrews will make swords or spears." -1 Samuel 13:19

I doubt one could be found in Israel today. Blacksmithing seems like very hard work for a nation of lawyers, accountants and psychiatrists

  Israel [...] a nation of lawyers, accountants and psychiatrists

and child-traffickers, organ-traffickers and sex-slave traders of white young women (mostly from destitute areas of Ukraine, Russia and eastern Europe)