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Пост от 01.03.2026 19:48
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Political Philosophy - Monarchs aren't chosen by God
Based on Catholic doctrine and historical theology, the claim that "monarchs aren't chosen by God" is complex and often misunderstood.
The Church does not teach that God explicitly selects specific monarchs, but it does support the idea that all authority comes from God and that monarchs are, in a sense, accountable to Him:
1. Authority Comes from God, Not Individuals – The Catholic Church teaches that authority in society comes from God, but it does not necessarily mean God picks a particular, often unjust, ruler. The focus is on the legitimacy of the institution of authority, not the personal selection of the leader.
2. Monarchs as Delegates of God – Traditional Catholic political theory, particularly in the Middle Ages, often viewed the Christian monarch as a "vicegerent" or representative of God, tasked with ruling justly, upholding the faith, and serving the common good.
3. Divine Right vs. Divine Law – The "Divine Right of Kings" (the idea that kings are above all human authority) is not the same as the Catholic doctrine of "Divine Law" (which states that all rulers, including monarchs, must abide by God's laws).
4. Limits on Power – Catholicism emphasizes that a ruler's legitimacy depends on acting in accordance with divine and natural law, not just being chosen. If a king becomes a tyrant, Catholic thinkers have historically argued that there is a limit to obedience.
5. Not a Requirement for Catholics – While some Catholics (especially traditionalists) may prefer monarchy, the Church does not require Catholics to be monarchists or to believe that a specific monarchy is mandated by God.
In summary, authority is derived from God, but the selection of a specific monarch is often seen as a historical, social, or political event permitted by God, rather than a direct, divine appointment.
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🔗The Catholic Church has no magisterial teaching about the best political regime
🔗Divine right of kings
🔗Pure monarchy and its dangers
#politics #monarchy
Based on Catholic doctrine and historical theology, the claim that "monarchs aren't chosen by God" is complex and often misunderstood.
The Church does not teach that God explicitly selects specific monarchs, but it does support the idea that all authority comes from God and that monarchs are, in a sense, accountable to Him:
1. Authority Comes from God, Not Individuals – The Catholic Church teaches that authority in society comes from God, but it does not necessarily mean God picks a particular, often unjust, ruler. The focus is on the legitimacy of the institution of authority, not the personal selection of the leader.
2. Monarchs as Delegates of God – Traditional Catholic political theory, particularly in the Middle Ages, often viewed the Christian monarch as a "vicegerent" or representative of God, tasked with ruling justly, upholding the faith, and serving the common good.
3. Divine Right vs. Divine Law – The "Divine Right of Kings" (the idea that kings are above all human authority) is not the same as the Catholic doctrine of "Divine Law" (which states that all rulers, including monarchs, must abide by God's laws).
4. Limits on Power – Catholicism emphasizes that a ruler's legitimacy depends on acting in accordance with divine and natural law, not just being chosen. If a king becomes a tyrant, Catholic thinkers have historically argued that there is a limit to obedience.
5. Not a Requirement for Catholics – While some Catholics (especially traditionalists) may prefer monarchy, the Church does not require Catholics to be monarchists or to believe that a specific monarchy is mandated by God.
In summary, authority is derived from God, but the selection of a specific monarch is often seen as a historical, social, or political event permitted by God, rather than a direct, divine appointment.
more:
🔗The Catholic Church has no magisterial teaching about the best political regime
🔗Divine right of kings
🔗Pure monarchy and its dangers
#politics #monarchy
Пост от 28.02.2026 20:54
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Beginning Mathematical Logic - A Study Guide (2024)
Peter Smith
Source: https://www.logicmatters.net/
#logic
Peter Smith
Source: https://www.logicmatters.net/
#logic
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Пост от 20.02.2026 03:44
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The Catholic Church and Philosophy (1927)
Fr. Vincent McNabb, O.P.
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#philosophy
Fr. Vincent McNabb, O.P.
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Пост от 20.02.2026 03:43
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Doctrines of Greek philosophy assimilated by the early Church
🔗Fr. Vincent McNabb, O.P., The Catholic Church and Philosophy (1927)
#philosophy #earlychurch
🔗Fr. Vincent McNabb, O.P., The Catholic Church and Philosophy (1927)
#philosophy #earlychurch
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Пост от 18.02.2026 19:36
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Protestantism and Catholicity - Compared in their Effects on the Civilization of Europe (n.d.)
Jaime Balmes
#civilisation
Jaime Balmes
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Пост от 18.02.2026 03:41
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History of the Church of Christ - Our Brothers in Christ - Vol. X (1967)
Henri Daniel-Rops
#churchhistory
Henri Daniel-Rops
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Пост от 18.02.2026 03:38
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Israel and the Ancient World - A History of the Israelites from the Time of Abraham to the Birth of Christ (1964)
Henri Daniel-Rops
#churchhistory
Henri Daniel-Rops
#churchhistory
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