Law is always a reflection of its author.
I’m always struck with the foolishness of those who say, “You can’t legislate morality.” All law is moral.
All law represents somebody’s view of what is right or wrong, whether it is on an issue as arcane as how much a business should be regulated or as lofty as the issue of abortion. Law represents the rewarding of some type of conduct or the punishment of another or the valuing of one over the other.
With that premise in mind, a study of the Law of God is particularly interesting. While we might question the character or policy choices of our politicians, who will question God’s?
Perhaps the Lord’s most famous edict regarding work is this: Continue reading “A New View of Work: The Law of God”