James Madison's assertion that "if men were angels, no government would be necessary" underscores the need for government to manage human imperfections and self-interest. This idea aligns with the principles of limited government, which seeks to restrict governmental power to prevent tyranny and protect individual rights. Additionally, popular sovereignty reflects the notion that governments derive their authority from the consent of the governed, acknowledging that while people are not perfect, they should have a role in shaping the governance that regulates their society. Together, these principles emphasize a system designed to balance power and safeguard freedom in light of human fallibility.
E.M Forster.
the three gospels
Walter Dean Myers
james Madison
Jim brickman composed that song little less than the angels
Kiraman katibeen
Robbie Williams and Guy Chambers wrote Angels And so did my cat, lottie. and the lepricorns.
The song is called Angels first recorded by Robbie Williams. Written by Robbie Williams and Guy Chambers.
James Chadwick translated the song into English in 1862
Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847)
The divine right theory