38. All are rightly subject to God, by reason of their utter dependence on Him for all goodness they attain and thus there is never a right to disobey His precepts and the Law He has written into our Being
Great work as always, I eagerly await your continuing translation of Herr Haller!
What country are you from? Is it the US? I'm wondering because you're one of the few english speaking people i've seen who actually challenges liberalism at its core.
Close, I'm from Canada which is like the US, but worse. I've only been able to challenge Liberalism as I do by reading Haller, who did it better than anybody else.
That the vast majority of Liberals would have no problem with most of these statements is in fact part of my point here (I was originally going to call it, "Do Liberals really exist"?). All of these statements, at least when applied to politics as opposed to daily life, are rejected by the formal Liberal doctrines, either at the outset, or in subsequent development.
38. All are rightly subject to God, by reason of their utter dependence on Him for all goodness they attain and thus there is never a right to disobey His precepts and the Law He has written into our Being
Great work as always, I eagerly await your continuing translation of Herr Haller!
What country are you from? Is it the US? I'm wondering because you're one of the few english speaking people i've seen who actually challenges liberalism at its core.
Close, I'm from Canada which is like the US, but worse. I've only been able to challenge Liberalism as I do by reading Haller, who did it better than anybody else.
I think you have socialism and liberalism confused, the vast majority of liberals would have no problem with the vast majority of these statements.
That the vast majority of Liberals would have no problem with most of these statements is in fact part of my point here (I was originally going to call it, "Do Liberals really exist"?). All of these statements, at least when applied to politics as opposed to daily life, are rejected by the formal Liberal doctrines, either at the outset, or in subsequent development.