Sovereign Grace Ministries

never ruled collectively (even through the communist era) and has always been dictatorial. Many notable people from China argue that China as a sovereign state has to stay at its current regime— if the government structure changes, than the whole system will fall apart. In essence, they…

In 1648 the Treaty of Westphalia asserted the equality of sovereign states, thus giving birth to international law. The ultimate goal for the creation of universal law emerged from the anarchic world we live in. Unlike domestic law, international law has no global government enforcing the rules. Since rules provide order and help mitigate conflict, an effort emerged to properly deal with conflict among states. International law is created through international agreements and treaties between…

Bertrand Russell was a man of moral value. He was ahead of his time in many more ways than other gave him credit for during his years. His understanding for a variety of subjects was outstanding and incredible for a man with such a tragic past. Nonetheless, we will discuss one of the many accomplishments of this man throughout this essay and show some key factors, from what I believe in his book, “Political Ideals.” Throughout the first chapter of this book, Bertrand talks about how the…

Realists and Liberalist are often times conflicting on how they think about different issues and the way they go about constructing their own nations. But, institutionalism bridges a gap between the both of them. Institutionalism functions as a neutral territory that aims to diffuse potentially competing and conflicting issues. Realism, being the oldest International Relations theory gives a pessimistic view of human nature. Realists believe that. Some of the known Realists who shaped the ideals…

America’s Cyber Security is at Risk The FBI is going too far, they are not just trying to get into the San Bernardino shooters phone but they are trying to take control and survey private technology. This case is a lot more than what it seems, this argument is about the privacy of information of the American people. If they create the backdoor to the iPhone it would be the same as a master key to a certain kind of door, and why should they be trusted with that power. The government’s intentions…

Propaganda: The Twisted Truth “War propaganda...twisted the truth and allowed for governmental control of people’s thoughts and viewpoints towards the war” (World War I). Used in order to display a positive image of World War I, propaganda was the government’s attempt to hide away the terrifying parts of war and to magnify the positives of it. Propaganda was used as a weapon against a country 's enemy, as it gave society a twisted image of the enemy and incorrectly displayed the war as…

Individuals in poor nations have a tendency to have less access to health care services than those in better-off nations, and inside nations, the poor have less access to wellbeing services. Despite the fact that an absence of financial resources or data can make hindrances to getting to services, the causal relationship between access to health services and poverty keeps running in the other direction. At the point when human services are required however is postponed or not obtained,…

Throughout human history millions of people have died for their countries, leaving loved ones and fellow citizens to question whether this ultimate sacrifice was warranted. The number of deaths resulting from war is immense, and often results in a collective examining of the governments for which these individuals perished. This contemplation can range from the quality of life a state affords its people to the ideals on which it was founded. After the first year of the Peloponnesian War,…

questionable at best and should be kept to a minimum whenever possible. All that government is is a group of people that hold authority over the whole in a given state. In the best case scenario this authority is granted to the government by the sovereign will of the people. In the worst case scenario authority is usurped by force, treachery or other means of corruption and government becomes a tyranny that imposes its own will over the…

This argument tries to persuade readers to see why people should stop ‘spending so much taxpayer money on Overseas Aid.’ It uses four main ideas that each focus on why Overseas Aid does not work due to failed economic polices; has no role in strengthening or developing the economy when it suffers from poverty; increases corruption because money ends up with ‘bad governments’ making it more powerful and explains that ‘our own’ comes first then others. The argument provides the reader with many…