Video & Audio: The Core Values that Unite the Race: Part 10: Natural Law
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This is the longest discussion of the series. That is because we have a clash of values here. This is about Natural Law or Naturalism. This is the acceptance of Nature as being right. We do not exterminate lions because they eat zebra.
This value is reflected in other values that we have. We accept that our own lack of foresight leads to our own destruction. This is Counter-balanced by Morals an ethics. This is over-balanced by Christianity which has at its core the glorification of the WEAK.
There is a clash between these two values.
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Many People seem to believe that Western Nations are rigid and that no serious change is possible in them. This is quite a deep discussion about how a nation state really works and why even the most stable appearances are totally misleading.
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