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John Locke and Jean Domat: Two 17th Century Theories of Power

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March 16, 2015

 

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Within natural equality, each person has a different purpose in life which makes their status unequal; thus, a government is necessary to make everything fall into place. The first difference between people is seen within a relationship between a parent and child. It leads to sort of a "government" within a family where a child is indebted to the parents who are the leaders...
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It leads to sort of a "government" within a family where a child is indebted to the parents who are the leaders. Another difference among people is their type of employment. Both high and low-wage workers are important in society because they depend on each other. God gives a sovereign the power to govern the people so he can represent the will of their Creator...
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