Words of the Day
According to William Penn...
According to John Winthrop...
According to John Locke...
According to William Penn Again...
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You are born with these rights, which cannot be justly taken away from you.

Unalienable

100

What is the purpose of government? 

To reward those who do good and punish those who do evil.

100

A region or group of people that aims to set a godly example for many to see is know as this.

A City on a Hill

100

Men form political societies to for this reason.

Preservation of self and property.

100

Why are there laws?

To preserve Christian and civil liberty, prevent immoral and unjust behavior, and protect people from tyranny and oppression. They also establish order so that people can live peacefully and enjoy their freedoms.

200

To right a wrong, to justify what has been unjustly done.

Redress

200

What is the proper end of government? 

The glory of God and the good of mankind.

200

God gives different conditions to different people for this reason.

To show His wisdom, power, and greatness in creating an orderly and diverse world.

200

What is one power that man possesses in the state of nature? 

To do whatsoever he thinks fit for the preservation of himself and others.

200

What is the freedom of conscience?

The right to practice religious beliefs without being forced by the government to worship against one's convictions.

300

Using wisdom and good judgment to determine the right course of action

Prudence

300

Are people meant to serve in government? If so, why?

Yes. Freedom exists so long as the people are involved in establishing righteous leaders and just laws.

300

God gives different conditions to different people for this reason, too.

To demonstrate His Spirit by restraining evil and encouraging virtues such as love, mercy, patience, and obedience.

300

What is another power that man possesses in the state of nature?

To punish the crimes committed against the law.

300

What are the limits to freedom of conscience?

People had to live peacefully under the civil government. People could not ridicule or abuse others based on their religious beliefs. Sunday was observed as the Lord’s Day, and people must abstain from working.

400

The application of the Bill of Rights to state and local laws.

Incorporation

400

Man is described as this, when leading in government.

God's Deputy

400

God gives different conditions to different people for this reason, too, too.

To encourage dependence on one another by giving people different conditions so they will need one another, help one another, and grow together in brotherly love.

400

What is another term for "state of nature"?

Naturally, or "natural law" if you want to be bougie about it.

400

What are the punishments given for breaking this law?

Five shillings or five days' imprisonment with hard labor and a diet of bread and water.

500

A person who is represented by another, namely in a congressional context.

Constituent

500

What is the relationship between liberty and obedience?

Liberty and obedience must exist together for a government to be just and stable. Penn argues that liberty without obedience produces disorder, while obedience without liberty produces oppression.

500

What are the work, end, and means of the Massachusetts Bay Colony?

Work - To establish a colony where they can live unified under a civil and biblical authority.

End - To serve God intentionally and train their posterity righteously. 

Means - Practice Christian charity with each other, bearing each other’s burdens, and discipling each other.

500

This person published an article about abortion that was subsequently embedded in an amicus brief endorsing a petitioner before the United States Supreme Court.

Mr. Reid :) 

500

True or False: Citizens should not vote for a candidate unless they align 100% with biblical values.

False.

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