No God, No Law

When God is rejected, law loses its foundation and is replaced by power and planning. Early America functioned with minimal government because self-governing Christian conscience restrained society; modern states, having denied God’s authority, now expand endlessly in power, regulation, and control yet with rising crime and disorder.

Humanistic states deny any higher law above themselves, replacing justice with bureaucratic plans enforced by administrators. Law becomes fluid, political, and arbitrary, serving power rather than righteousness. The result is tyranny masked as progress: when God is denied, justice disappears, law collapses, and only man’s plan and coercive power remains.