the end justifies the means, and a ruler can do anything that will promote the power of the state.
Machiavelli believed that princes should try to keep their promises, but if breaking them leads to a better outcome for the state, then it may be necessary to do so. He argued that the ruler should prioritize the stability and power of the state over personal integrity.
No, according to the Christian faith it will not. you should keep your faith even in the toughest of times
faith is not fear.
faith is not fear.
It means doing whatever is necessary to hold onto one's power, and to expand the interests of one's country, people, company, or whatever, regardless of what one's morality, faith, or conscience would say on the matter.
William Willymat has written: 'The anchor of faith' -- subject(s): Despair, Early works to 1800 'A princes looking glasse, or A princes direction, very requisite and necessarie for a Christian prince, to view and behold himselfe in' -- subject(s): Duties, Early works to 1800, Education of princes, Kings and rulers
Dive into the water from the leap of faith post on top of the main assassin tower (where machiavelli is) . . . that's how I got that achievement
"In order to maintain his state, a prince is often forced to act in defiance of good faith, of charity, of kindness, of religion."
Creed is the symbol of faith according to orthodox church
yes you should have faith like faith in ur lord and stuff but if you dont have a religon then you dont really need faith well if u say u dont have faith in ur family
According to the Bible, he was monotheistic as opposed to the Mesopotamians who polytheistic.
The faith according to the story of Abraham offering Isaac is that Isaac was the only son to Abraham who was already old.
According to the Catholic faith he is.