
The Concept of the Political (Carl Schmitt)
The Worthy House (Charles Haywood)
Christ's Commandments to Public Enemies
The word used here is exclusively enemikus, the enemy whom one can hate. You might think that this distinction would be an important exegetical matter. Yet I have been unable to find anything in the fathers of the Church on the matters of our duties with respect to public enemies. Only a little of it expands on the biblical injunctions regarding personal enemies. Shmit: Christ's commands certainly does not mean that one should love and support the enemies of one's own people.
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