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To: TobagoJack who wrote (144698)	12/16/2018 11:01:53 PM
From: marcher	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217651

--re <<there is no rule of law>> i agree. there is the rule of the game.-- or maybe the rule of the game = the rule of God's will: ...This idea of Providential Deity has a number of results. There is no rule of law; there is only the rule of God’s will. ...In Providential Monarchy you get the rule of will. Their slogan became, “one God in heaven; one ruler on earth,” which meant that Providential Monarchs frequently tried to conquer the world. I have already said that Jenghiz Khan was the greatest of them. His government, his army, his whole attitude are very much worth studying; his organization was a magnificent machine for world conquest and world rule as the vicar of heaven on earth.. Carroll Quigley, A Thousand Years of Growth, A.D. 976 - 1976, Georgetown University, The Oscar Iden Lectures