NeoNote — Compulsion by law

Thursday - 07Jun2018 Filed in: NeoNotes&Law&Morality & Modern Life&Free Markets

Under what circumstances does the state or the people have the moral authority to compel someone to act against their beliefs?

Tags: kosher ∙ pork ∙ BBQ ∙ equality ∙ past wrongs ∙ equal rights ∙ granting privilege ∙ denying rights ∙ moral authority ∙ freedom ∙ Eric July ∙ discriminate ∙ mala in se ∙ mala prohibita ∙ goverment

Comments

2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005

Pagan Vigil is created and maintained by NeoWayland. Original content © 2005 to 2019 by NeoWayland. All Rights Reserved. Quotes of original content from this web site may be used for noncommercial purposes provided credit is given, this web site is mentioned and a link provided. For commercial use, please contact NeoWayland for permission. The views & opinions expressed by NeoWayland are his own and do not represent any other entity, he freely accepts individual & sole responsibility for his words and actions.

NeoWayland's news watch from a libertarian angle

NeoNote — Compulsion by law

Under what circumstances does the state or the people have the moral authority to compel someone to act against their beliefs?