No Perfect Form of Government

The struggle for creating a perfect government is common throughout the history of mankind and has brought great confusion and bloodshed to humanity. Despite thousands of years of progress, the challenge of finding an ideal government is still common during enlightenment. In the 18th century, many philosophers proposed new ideas on how ideal governments should fulfill their obligations. For example, philosophers such as John Locke and Jean Jacques Rousseau came up with the idea of ​​the government that most people dominate democracy.

Defining the nature and purpose of democracy is not easy. Alexander Hamilton once said that Britain's parliamentary democracy has "every defect of assumption ... has a perfect government to date", but it still finds a complete form of government Not. Problems seen in any democratic society must constantly assert that people must understand immediate knowledge in order to make informed decisions. Therefore we will select members of Congress to represent us to represent us; we place their conviction on them, they will make a wise decision on our behalf I will do.

The end of civilization is not the perfect form of governance. Even this form makes us disappoint. In Jeremiah's prophecy there is a place that Christians want to use to quote Hallmark's words. "Because I know what is for you," the Lord said. And the future. "This is a nice way of comfort and hope." Build a house, live in, make a garden, eat what they produce. Take your wife, bring your children, take your son with your wife, marry your daughter, and bring your son and daughter, and prosper there, But do not decrease. But please give me the welfare of the exiled city and seek to pray to the Lord on your behalf. You will find your welfare in welfare. "

Until Jesus comes, there is no complete economic philosophy or government system. Despite various drawbacks, capitalism is a better form of government, but it is never misunderstood as perfect. But as a Christian, we have a responsibility to observe and pray for every government law we live in. When a Christian does not obey the government, it means that the law makes him violate God's law. There is no cruel government system as Romans, and Jesus did not guide his followers to the government. The rebellion against the country is absolutely forbidden. As a Christian, even if we disagree with the leaders, we will not be anarchists or predators.