Opposing Viewpoints: Machiavelli versus Erasmus

Machiavelli said that love is tied to men through bond duty. And men are hurt every time they break health. In response to this, fear is said to limit the obligation to keep people's duties. Machiavelli said the ruler should make himself afraid in some way. A special way is that if he does not encourage love at least he will not instigate hatred. You may be afraid and not being hated.

Machiavelli discussed among the prince the morality and morality of secular power, especially the national and secular governments. Erasmus, on the other hand, discusses the role of religious institutions, in particular the morals and personal morals in the church. Both are involved in different institutions, but similar views are presented on many issues. Both sides believe that personal ethics and morals within the organization are weak. - In 1469, a child named Niccolo Di Bernardo Del Machiavelli was born. Some may know that he is an Italian philosopher, a humanitarian, or an evil thinker related to government corruption. He introduced modern political theory in Florence where Machiavelli originated from. Niccolo wrote a booklet called The Prince (Prezzolini), although I hope to influence the ruling party Medici family.

Both Machiavelli and Erasmus are humanists, but their views are entirely different. The text of Machiavelli comes from the perspective of an Italian humanist When Erasmus wrote from the perspective of a European Christian humanism it may be one of the reasons for the big difference between Machiavelli and Erasmus. However, these two humanistic styles provide us a means to generalize the meaning of the Renaissance (303). According to Lawrence's book "Humanities and Values ​​Humanities Research", "Machiavelli" regarded the role of Christianity in politics as a disaster that hurts the power of national governance (302). In other words, the church has deeply interfered with everything, especially in the field of state management. A good example is Henry VII who had governed England from 1509 to 1547. Due to divorce with his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, it remains the most famous and controversial King in the UK. Henry VIII divorces Katherine and wants to marry Annie Bolin