yes! Because Anarchy means total chaos and God represents peace and stability. I hope that answers your question. Not necessarily. Anarchy comes from Greek and means "no rulers". It refers to a society without hierarchy, not chaos. Depending on your religion and your interpretation of it anarchy can be good or bad. Leo Tolstoy was a famous Christian anarchist.' No, anarchy is what he said ^^^ means no rulers. Which in turn means government. But there are different types of anarchy. Some do not have different names most are just categorized under Anarchy. There are Green Anarchists which means, to not have any rulers and live off the land and do without technology, putting us back into hunter-gatherer days. =). Some anarchist believe in the rule No Gods, No masters. Key part of that sentence being No Gods. But most do not believe in a god because it is still the idea of having a master. But long story short anarchy means against government and atheism is to not believe in god. Answer Anarchy actually refers to a deliberate resistance to order and not an embracement of chaos. Further, the first answer does not elucidate which God is in question. God represents both order, freedom, oppression, revenge, love, hate and many other contradictory characteristics. The typical Christian God, once stripped of middle-class characteristics such as gender and a big white beard, is a contradiction in terms and his characteristics have been ascribed by men over many different generations and political periods. This is not to say that God does not exist, just to say that the biblical representation of him is so erroneous and contradictory and politically slanted and drawn from more than one religion (Christianity AND Judaism) that one might successfully argue that God IS anarchy.

There is no one definition for rights but a good way to think of it is the right to exist and take care of your needs without infringing on the rights of others.

Anarchists essentially believe that a human being has the right to do anything that he or she pleases, so long as it does not infringe on the rights, freedoms, or possessions of anybody else (a man's life and health are his possessions).

The Circle-A is almost certainly the best-known present-day symbol for anarchy. It is a monogram that consists of the capital letter "A" surrounded by the capital letter "O". The letter "A" is derived from the first letter of "anarchy" or "anarchism" in most European languages and is the same in both Latin and Cyrillic scripts. The "O" stands for order. Together they stand for "Anarchy is Order," the first part of a Proudhon quote.

The "A" does not stand for anarchy. It stands for Autonomous - self-governance, not subject to control from the outside. The A/O, then, stands for Autonomous Order, which is Anarchism.

There are anarchist in all nations, but no nation is run by anarchy.

Most anarchists like to point out the spanish revolution as the best example of anarchy implemented in modern society. Most of the nation's industries were worker run for almost 3 years.

in anarchy there is no government at all. Government does not exsist, therefor there cannot be characteristics of it at all. end of story.

The purpose of anarchy is to be able to liberate yourself and decide what is right and wrong for yourself instead of listening to the rules the government lays down for everybody. Basically its making your life fit you ,not everybody else.

Ancient Greece. Most if not all were used by Aristotle hey r u taking an online govt class, sweet me 2

Anarchy meaning no rules. Anarchy is when there is no government and there are no rules because people believe that humans are just pure and naturally good. Anarchists believe that no government is good and that society can be made perfect without rules and authorities.

They choose a leader and get jobs.

Anarchy is a state of lawlessness and disorder, this usually occurs when a government fails the people. Usually the Government still remains in control as best it can by whatever means it has at its disposal. If the government steps downs then a person or persons chosen by the people will form an interim Government until order can be restored and a duly elected government can be called to replace the disgraced one.

Absence of government; the state of society where there is no law or supreme power; a state of lawlessness; political confusion., Hence, confusion or disorder, in general.

Anarchy has been around for generations and none knows exactly when anarchy was started, but it has been around for a while. But the only real society we can say had a true anarchy was Catalonia Spain

Shay's Rebellion

anarchy is bad because without government we would have pretty much nothing, no services to our country, state or our community. anyone could do anything and get away with it because we wouldn't have laws!!

More specifically, a state of Anarchy is defined as one without any government. Citizens may band together for various purposes, but there is no common government (and, thus, no law).

Given the rather self-centered and greedy natural character of human beings (particularly in large concentrations), any situation without some sort of overall control or law quickly degenerates into violence. Human beings have proven themselves to be unable to live together without some sort of master authority (with enforcement powers). No human society lives in anarchy - even the smallest and most primitive tribes have some sort of authority structure, which is government by another name.

As to why Anarchy is bad, ask yourself this: if you could do whatever you wanted to, with no consequences to you from a "higher" authority (e.g. you could hit someone, and while they might hit you back, no police officer would intervene, and no one would be charged with a crime), what would you do? Now, how would the world be if everyone could do whatever they wanted to anytime?

That's why anarchy is bad.

No, but this is a brain teaser. Anarchy is the "absence of government" or absence of laws. So the existence of anarchy would make anything legal, including itself. Most Western countries allow the expression of anarchist philosophy under the right to freedom of speech. However, most prohibit attempting to disrupt or obstruct the operations of their governments. Inciting others to physically oppose lawful actions of any government is also a crime.

A leukocyte is a white blood cell, and is a cell that travels in the blood and implements the body's immune response.

Anarchy is chaos and no country is ruled by chaos. It's an oxymoron.

More generally, however, nations have fallen into states of anarchy - ex. Somalia in the past decade, Libya when the government broke down.

yes,but to many people live off of the government.you have to break that bond

Somalia has survived in a 'state of anarchy' since January of 1991, the fall of Siad Biarre's government.

A state without control: An absence of leadership. Chaos.

In places that no one knows!

CORRECTION:

The above is the common stereotype. Being an anarchist myself, I can tell you that most of us are against chaos. We're actually anti-hierarchy, that is, we don't like being under a ruler or authority, however "elected by the people" they may be. A common thing said is that "authority puts up stoplights". Anarchists just believe that anyone should be able to put them up. The stereotype was made by punk rock bands, who said "no government=chaos=AWESOME". I hate those people.