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Alan Keyes' Recipe for Theocracy [Dispatches from the Culture Wars]

Though consent is the sine qua non for the government's exercise of just power, consent is not the substance of justice. That substance consists in the Creator's provision of unalienable rights as an aspect of human nature. Full Article at ScienceBlogs

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