Law is a via-negativa. Even if it is sufficient for the organization of all scal

Law is a via-negativa. Even if it is sufficient for the organization of all scale behavior, it is insufficient for the pedagogy of the intuition which requires the imitation(respect) > hero(socialization) > rule(knowledge) > out come (wisdom) hierarchy provided by religion, fairy tales and history and norms, expression of their meaning in rules and procedures, and knowledge of the outcomes of individual and group actions.

To say we overvalue law is incorrect. We value it property. We undervalue physical fitness, mindfulness, etiquette (manners, ethics, morals), and basic necessary skills for self management in modernity such as banking, basic accounting, basic contract, working projects, negotiating for reciprocal ends, basic economics, and a non false understandg of government.

Of these things the failure of the church to adapt to Darwin, the concurrent failure of the Romantic movement to restore classical aesthetics, the it’s rapid replacement of both by marxists and their pseudosciences ,and the overemphasis on economics as a means of political decidability, as substitute for for natural law politics, and moral behavior economics and Christian charity in society, and the family as the central purpose of all of the above, as the first system of production that preserves the rest.

We don’t overvalue the law. It’s the only thing of value we have left. 😉

Cheers
Curt Doolittle

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