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Tag Archives: machiavelli
What Has Athens To Do With Jerusalem?
The North African Catholic Church throughout the last remaining centuries before the fall of Rome was the most fertile intellectual region before the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787. I don’t say that in a cavalier way, for the Church … Continue reading
Posted in Alex Tocqueville, Antiquity, Arab Spring, Conservatism, Constitution, Ethics, Harry Jaffa, Identity Development, International Relations, Islam, Morality, Politics, Theology
Tagged Abstractions, Alexis de Tocqueville, Athens & Jerusalem, Bismark, Catholic Absolutism, Cicero, Code of Justinian, Edmund Burke, Enlightenment, Faith & Reason, Forum, Founding Fathers, France, Islam, Jean Jacques Rousseau, Justinian, Liberty, Locke, machiavelli, Mary Ann Glendon, Max Weber, Ratio, Reflections on Revolution in France, Reign of Terror, Roman Civil Law, Tertullian, Tower, Tribonian
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The Failure That Became Bismark: The Limits of Machiavelli
Arnold Toynbee once remarked that the problem with intellectuals was their intrinsic need to only illustrate, not fix the dominate ideas that ruled their profession. For decades I have been exposed to two false ideas that have dominated academia. Namely … Continue reading
Posted in Adolf Hitler, Alex Tocqueville, Conservatism, Ethics, Hitler, Identity Development, International Relations, Management, Politics
Tagged Bismark, Geopolitics, Hitler, Jonathan Steinberg, machiavelli, Servile State
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Hobbes: Recognizing Corrupt Power
Our Founding Fathers recognized the impending doom of France when it no longer embraced a political ethos informed from Christianity. Instead, France fervently embraced an ideological abstraction of ‘man’ which favored the criminalizing of political differences. Madison was capable of … Continue reading
Posted in International Relations
Tagged French Revolution, hobbes, machiavelli, Madison, Robespierre
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