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Christ and all who followed Him stood for the former propositionfreedom of choice ; Satan stood for the lattercoercion and force . Because Satan and those who stood with him would not accept the vote of the council , but rose up in ...
Christ and all who followed Him stood for the former propositionfreedom of choice ; Satan stood for the lattercoercion and force . Because Satan and those who stood with him would not accept the vote of the council , but rose up in ...
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In a primitive state , there is no doubt that every individual would be justified in using force , if necessary , for defense against physical harm , against theft of the fruits of his labor , and against enslavement by another .
In a primitive state , there is no doubt that every individual would be justified in using force , if necessary , for defense against physical harm , against theft of the fruits of his labor , and against enslavement by another .
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ing from Bastiat : “ If every person has the right to defend — even by force — his person , his liberty , and his property , then it follows that a group of men have the right to organize and support a common force to protect these ...
ing from Bastiat : “ If every person has the right to defend — even by force — his person , his liberty , and his property , then it follows that a group of men have the right to organize and support a common force to protect these ...
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