Pluralism

The doctrine of pluralism constitutes the justification of the seemingly endless spiritual practices that inundate modern society. Nothing much of God will be realized while adhering to a very corrupted civil law. Non-resistance to a civil-religious system that entirely destroys liberty is the the tacit or intentional choice to not participate with deity. An entire society acquiesces to a governmental system that constitutes moral violation of any possible godly condition. Any religion, church, or spiritual practice that is not founded on a true and proper system of civil law that constitutes liberty, is not founded at all. The denial that the civil law is a constituent aspect of any religious society and the foundation of any church is the denial of God Himself. If men cannot accept the proposition that God gave man the civil law, they can at least accept the proposition that a system of civil law is the moral foundation of their existence. In a properly constituted system of law the possibility of resolution and manifestation of all truth is implicit. In a false system of law all truth is controverted and rendered impotent. The Cristian defined system of liberty in law is likely the only system of liberty that has or ever will exist. In the final analysis we have come to worship a false God, the civil law constituting the moral foundation upon which that god is accessed.