Daniel L. Dreisbach's Circular Letter To The States

Today, the promotion of democracy as a form of freedom blares through the mainstream media. However, the American system of government is not a democracy it is a constitutional republic. In ancient Athens, the majority put Socrates to death for the simple reason; they did not like what he was saying. Now, the biblical principles of government, leadership, and Statesmanship relevant to founding of the nation acquires interruption, from human expertise of statecraft or humans ruling other humans, thereby, supplanting living under divine guidance. Nevertheless, even as right and wrong does not fluctuate, still, it has always been subject to human interpretation in time and space paradigms. Therefore, the basic principles governing the government from
In which, he expressed his sentiments on important subjects respecting the political “tranquility of the United States” and their “mutual felicitation” or happiness . Dreisbach continued that the Circular, reveals much of Washington’s mind for what remained needed for Americans of 1783, “to establish or [to] ruin their national character forever”, concluding, on the role of religion in establishing that character. The character, which Adams previously alluded, and “every member would be obliged”, as a self-governing people Washington believed, must control from within his or her own soul. The precise “faithful internal Monitor” which, Jefferson describes in his letter to Martha Washington. Subsequently, Washington divides Fischer’s “Power and Authority” where the power is the people’s ability to do something, while; the government grants the authority for the permission to do