Does religion point the way to the best earthly government?

[Jamerican]

@rp5x5

I am neither party. I vote against baby killing, commie, globalist lovers and anything. Anti-American. Those people tend to be atheists.

Does that include babies killed outside the womb?

[rp5x5]

@AlexMcAlpine

@rp5x5

No. There are some fruit cake Libertarians that don’t know the meaning of the word.

You seem full of rage. Surprising for a Buddhist.

You don’t know what you are saying. You think Buddhism is some wimpy intellectual libertarianism.

[rp5x5]

@AlexMcAlpine

@rp5x5

and anything. Anti-American

You consider being against political corruption anti-American. Sad.

You aren’t clever.

[Optrader]

@Safiel

Interestingly, “God’s” preferred form of government was essentially anarchy with common law Judges to resolve disputes.

Not anarchy. They were under God’s law.

[AlexMcAlpine]

@Optrader

Not anarchy. They were under God’s law.

Would this “Judges” model work today?

[Optrader]

@AlexMcAlpine

@Optrader

Not anarchy. They were under God’s law.

Would this “Judges” model work today?

The judges were for the time when the Jews had come out of Egypt. They had no king and had just received the commandments at Sinai. They were under God’s rules until they rejected that rule and demanded a king.

That’s the common thing of any organization including government, that rules only work by agreement of the people. Having a system of judges would be no different.