We need to understand why we have rules that govern human and social
interaction. Without rules, man sees only force meeting force and
strength resisting strength. Men would be in a constant state of war;
civil war and strife. It would only be the war of the biggest but more
importantly a war of the wealthiest since wealth can afford to buy more
bullets. But, if it is not about bullets then it is only muscle vs.
muscle. In either case, there is no peace. Thomas Hobbes alluded to this
most amazing realization when Europe but certainly England in his
experience suffered tremendous pains in civil war as occasioned by the
technological tower of Babel that presented itself in the personal power
afforded by the personal armory of a musket. The magna carta is
evidence of essentially the same rationale on peace and no voluminous
treaty by another son of Israel should have been necessary but Hobbes
was called upon to right again; not that anyone would seek to run him
right through with a sword if it was not an assize time but because
someone may think of blowing him away with a musket. It would only
take one bullet or one musket fire. The reason why have rules is to
save us from our less human selves. This could be seen most often
possibly in the Troglodyte brain that does not want to understand
anything but it could also be the phenomena of the mob as the majority
of the graduating class that aims to leave High School half-disabled
with a D average and who does not endeavor to leave free schooling with
as much education as possible; that they might have a choice on what to
do with their energies and free choices after High School. Ask Sonny;
the mob boss who coached a few black kids in English football. He said
get two educations. Now, if Bill Gates was trading with IBM without a
university education and you aspired to be the best you can be anywhere,
including in the army(right?), how much free education do you think you
should take if you were told to believe in yourself in grade 8 and
that, as you were told, you should see that you can do anything if you
put your mind to it?
By Warren Augustine Lyon.
New!Clean Pure Christlike energy to move 1063 pounds of bricks in one sheer movement using the power of a man's back or horses requires energy.That is all!Abraham had no four wheel engined vehicle but he had faith and common sense to do whatever God demanded of him in a way that was efficient and respectful to all of God's creation of which he was a part.Abraham also had no written law; also true for Joseph or Jacob or Moses when Moses crossed the red sea.All posts are authored by Warren A.Lyon.
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