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>>19099775
Read Mariana. The family, commerce and religion predate the State, so they cannot be subsumed by it.

Why do "Catholic" "philosophers" and "apologizers" try to differentiate themselves from Islam by condemning Sharia law and the lack of separation between religion and State? customary law functioned as a the Christian equivalent of a religious law until the application of justice by lordships was replaced by the State after Westphalia probably. Christian "philosophers" should be talking more about this instead of being insufferable NEOCON boomers.

Why do "Catholic" "philosophers" and NEOCON "apologizers" try to differentiate themselves from Islam by condemning Sharia law and the lack of separation between religion and State? customary law functioned as a the Christian equivalent of a religious law until the replacement of the application of justice by lordships was replaced by the State after Westphalia probably. Christian "philosophers" should be talking more about this.

Books that advocate for regicide in a situation when the ruler strays from the principles of Christian teaching?

read Father Mariana S.J. "De rege et regis institutione"

Make her read "De Rege et regis institutione" by BASED Mariana, SJ.

>>16947755
Lolololol
It doesn't apply to Catholicism thanks to based Mariana.

Niche? Retroactively refuted by F. Mariana.

NEETzschetards, IF Christianity preaches slave morality, why do theologians like Mariana or St. Thomas Aquinas justify tyrannicide? Isn't it contradictory?

>>16924880
He didn't read father Mariana, so his critics are flawed. Tell me how a slave morality could justify tyrannicide.

Do COVID restrictions justify tyrannicide? What would Mariana think?

>In the sixth chapter of De rege et regis institutione (On the king and the royal institution, Toledo, 1598), the question of whether it is lawful to overthrow a tyrant is freely discussed and answered in the affirmative, a circumstance which brought much odium upon the Jesuits, especially after the assassination of Henry IV of France, in 1610.