Pardons and the Nature of Good and Evil

This chapter explores the implications of recent pardons by the Biden administration, particularly examining Hunter Biden's case in light of historical context and systemic corruption. It also engages in a discussion on the philosophical dimensions of good and evil, questioning the contemporary secular perspective on these enduring concepts.

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