International Law based largely on Christianity?
One of my readers posted a comment that included the following:
“The problem with this is that international law is for Christian nations. Excerpt from The Cyclopedic Law Dictionary (verified in Vattel as well): http://tinypic.com/r/15s7ev5/5
I had no idea of the link between international law and Christianity. I don’t know that that link is still deemed true today in what passes for “international law”.
But, insofar as I view most of what happens on this earth as evidence of “spiritual warfare,” I’m pleased and excited to see evidence that international law was–and might still be–based on a Christian foundation.
I’m not yet sure how to apply this new insight. But, if you’ve followed this blog or my radio shows, you might recall that I like to focus on the “man or other animals” definitions of drugs and medical devices. Insofar as those definitions are subject to a “freedom of religion” challenge, they might also open the door to some challenge in “international law” (provided that “international law” is still founded to some degree on Christianity).
In any case, I’m posting the evidence of the International Law/Christianity “connection” without much commentary simply because I think it’s important and you deserve to see it. That “connection” is at least consistent with arguments that most of what we see to today is the result of spiritual warfare.
If you have more knowledge on this subject, please let me know.
