Machiavelli, although thought to be, is not against religion. Machiavelli believes religion is a great unifier. A fact many have overlooked in his philosophy. Also it seems there is a hint of belief or acknowledgement in God in his passage "Although one should not reason about Moses, since he merely executed what God Commanded, yet he must be praised for the grace that made him worthy of speaking with God...
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But let us consider Cyrus and the others who acquired great kingdoms: they were all praiseworthy, and their actions and institutions, when examined, do not seem to differ from Moses, who had such a mighty teacher." This quote too could be Machiavelli simply covering his tracks so he does not seem blasphemous and the punishment that would come with being blasphemous...
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The Political Approach THE PRINCE Following Machiavelli's theory on appearance, many politicians try to describe themselves as virtuous men who can relate to the American voters, and go one step further in defaming the appearance and reputation of their opponents...	3 / 627
Prince A major point in The Prince, that Machiavelli reinforces constantly, is that “the ends justify the means”. In chapter 15, Machiavelli says, “it is necessary to a prince, if he wants to maintain himself to be able to not be good” (Prince, page 61)...	4 / 875
The Ideal Prince A major point in The Prince, that Machiavelli reinforces constantly, is that "the ends justify the means". In chapter 15, Machiavelli says, "it is necessary to a prince, if he wants to maintain himself to be able to not be good" (Prince, page 61)...	4 / 875
The Prince Even if there was a new power to the state, the slightest mistake would get the people to reform for the previous hereditary ruler. Machiavelli even thinks that the old leader of the state could easily win the peoples affection than a new leader because people are used to the way a state was ruled from generations before...	5 / 1189