
For the Good of Men and True Religion
The public good is the great end of government.
The public good is the great end of government.
The establishment of government is for the common good and the right of alteration to the same is derived from the same interest.
Republishing historic works that constitute a new but truer American canon of political though.
"We ought to consider what is the end of government, before we determine which is the best form."
The purposes were the same then as now, to discredit grievances, kneecap the opposition and to distract from their own subversion.
Resistance is justified when the regime threatens the longevity of the commonwealth itself.
The opposition actually wants to live with continuity, to be congruent with original national character and purpose. That’s an advantage.
The character and mood of a worthy magistrate is by nature martial.
“Shall civil power require good motions of the mind and inward repentance? It cannot cause these things: yet it must wish they were had."
Moore is right about one thing, there is a fracture within evangelicalism.