Theologico Political Treatise Part 4
Theologico Political Treatise Part 4
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(45) We can now clearly understand how the sovereignis the interpreter of religion, and further, that no one can obey Godrightly, if the practices of his piety do not conform to the public welfare;or, consequently, if he does not implicitly obey all the commands of thesovereign. (46) For as by God's command we are bound to do our duty to allmen without exception, and to do no man an injury, we are also bound notto help one man at another's loss, still less at a loss to the whole state. (47) Now..., no private citizen can know what is good for the state, except helearn it through the sovereign power, who alone has the right to transactpublic business: therefore no one can rightly practise piety or obedience toGod, unless he obey the sovereign power's commands in all things. (48) Thisproposition is confirmed by the facts of experience. (49) For if thesovereign adjudge a man to be worthy of death or an enemy, whether he be acitizen or a foreigner, a private individual or a separate ruler, no subjectis allowed to give him assistance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(45) We can now clearly understand how the sovereignis the interpreter of religion, and further, that no one can obey Godrightly, if the practices of his piety do not conform to the public welfare;or, consequently, if he does not implicitly obey all the commands of thesovereign. (46) For as by God's command we are bound to do our duty to allmen without exception, and to do no man an injury, we are also bound notto help one man at another's loss, still less at a loss to the whole state. (47) Now..., no private citizen can know what is good for the state, except helearn it through the sovereign power, who alone has the right to transactpublic business: therefore no one can rightly practise piety or obedience toGod, unless he obey the sovereign power's commands in all things. (48) Thisproposition is confirmed by the facts of experience. (49) For if thesovereign adjudge a man to be worthy of death or an enemy, whether he be acitizen or a foreigner, a private individual or a separate ruler, no subjectis allowed to give him assistance.
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