Romans 3:8 and the State – Doing evil 24/7 that good may come of it.

No matter how well a government might behave in most matters, no modern state (except perhaps one: the Vatican) avoids aggression as a means of accomplishing the “good.” Even the “good” government—which never initiates violence except to finance its good-deed-doing—finds itself making the moral choice condemned by St. Paul in Romans 3:8: that of doing evil that good may come of it.
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Anthony Caprio February 8, 2015 , 9:45 pm Vote0
I always enjoy your explanations. I am curious what your thoughts are on Lichtenstein? I wrote an article about this country which has had no military since 1868, yet it has never been invaded. I think this state comes very close to living out the NAP.