The Intersection of Theology and Political Philosophy

This chapter explores the relationship between Pelagianism and classical liberalism, highlighting the rejection of original sin by influential thinkers such as Milton, Leibniz, and Kant. It also critiques the implications of these theological beliefs on modern political thought and governance, particularly in the context of Texas secession. The discussion raises questions about the feasibility of creating better governmental frameworks while addressing the philosophical critiques of anarcho-capitalism and minimalist state theories.