Government

One way of thinking of government is as a socioeconomic engine that propels the lives of the citizens that depend on it for stability and order. One introduction to ”the Federalist“ reads ‘nothing good can happen without “stability and order.”’    

Culture

What comes naturally to people is called “their culture.”  Most things that are hard to manage and that take on importance are referred to as change. Change is not always good.  Change sometimes wrecks culture, the prevailing order of society.

Truth

Hidden behind every major consider-ation is a quest for truth.  Few things have had as much affect on so many or taken them as far, so fast, as “Truthseeking.”  In the last analysis, truth oversees everything we do.  Few things say as much about us.   

Socioeconomics

There are three things you need to know about the world we all live in: economics, politics (in between things), and society.  Doubles are great but triples are better.  The Separation of Powers Doctrine is a mirrorlike reflection of great divisions.