Government and politics

Choose and answer one of the questions listed below. 1) What approach should a polity take when balancin" rel="nofollow">ing between the demands of political obedience and citizenship on the one hand, and the requirements of devout faith on the other? (Can a good Christian also be an active, fully engaged citizen?) 2) To what extent does main" rel="nofollow">intain" rel="nofollow">inin" rel="nofollow">ing a stable political order demand the censorship and regulation of religious and political ideas within" rel="nofollow">in a community? 3) Several of our authors are skeptical of human ability to concretely determin" rel="nofollow">ine objective facts about good and evil, right and wrong. Why, or why not, does such skepticism pose a problem for politics? Does good governance require sound, sure knowledge? 4) In the early modern period, many theorists come to view human bein" rel="nofollow">ings as fundamentally equal to one another. On what authority can hierarchical government be in" rel="nofollow">instituted among equals for the sake of a stable, legitimate government?