What is the Purpose of Civil Government? - Part 1
Since Monday was Independence Day, I thought it would be appropriate to ask the question "What is the purpose of civil government"? I think the answer is pretty important, because one cannot properly carry out his duty as a public official if he doesn't know "why", and one cannot properly cast his vote if he doesn't know the candidates' answers to that question.
Why does civil government exist? What is it supposed to do? A person's answer to those questions will determine his policies and positions while in office and in voting.
I pose the question again, "What is the purpose of civil government?" (I'll be writing my answer at a later date.)
Why does civil government exist? What is it supposed to do? A person's answer to those questions will determine his policies and positions while in office and in voting.
I pose the question again, "What is the purpose of civil government?" (I'll be writing my answer at a later date.)
Labels: Civil Government
posted by Scott Eash at 12:27 AM
2 Comments:
2 days, no posts. congrats!
Perhaps no one knows the purpose of civil government. That is scary! How can you faithfully carry out an official position if you don't know the goal or purpose of your job?
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