10JULY0559 and death, blessing and cursing. Therefore choose life." (Deuteronomy
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10JULY0558ath are always the choice. As it says: * "I have set before you life
10JULY0557ent failure. It is always moral before it is intellectual. Life and de
10JULY0554e ceased to be like the Primary. Adam followed the lie—choosing Eve
10JULY0553ity. Eve chose death to gain wisdom. She lost her faculty of value. Sh
10JULY0552h value. But to place any value above your own life is to breach moral
10JULY0551not epistemological—it was moral. Becoming like the Primary is a hig
10JULY0550 sowing contradiction. Eve chose to believe the lie. Eve's error was
10JULY0548hen came the Contradictor. The Anti-Primary. The Liar. He told Eve tha
10JULY0547at of it and you will die. She had the rational duty to choose life. T
10JULY0545re began in Eden. The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil was a po
10JULY0542es, save one—man's duty to choose life. It is a contradiction to cho
10JULY0541pted. Something is radically wrong with man. Man has no unchosen duti
10JULY0536make this letter immutable! Now consider man. Man is the only creatur
10JULY0534irrors the Primary's attributes, pleasing Him and making Him happy. Se
10JULY0529imary's nature. Bitcoin is anarcho-capitalism. The Primary Reflection
10JULY0528is voluntary—freely associating, freely dissenting, embodying the Pr
10JULY0526e can force your agreement. You can dissent, and while you may lose th
10JULY0524s and your no be no. It's governed by unchangeable rules, requiring un
10JULY0522tivism. This is reason in full bloom. This is the mind aligned with tr
10JULY0519e He wants to create value in you. And He made you for friendship—fr
10JULY0517e loves value. He loves minds that create, build, reason, and act. He
10JULY0516absence of coercion by violent men. The Primary is a value creator. H
10JULY0515ip over others. Ultimately, law and order can only truly exist in the
10JULY0512the belief that one has the right to dispose of others' property at wi
10JULY0511ea of a human king. Rioting is a prime example of statism in action—
10JULY0510narchy does not mean chaos or men with bombs; it simply rejects the id
10JULY0508y a human head. The term "anarchy" literally means "no head"—a decla
10JULY0507law and order should be derived from natural law rather than imposed b
10JULY0504is not a secular ideal—it's a sacred necessity. Only in freedom does
10JULY0503cient. It's morally condemned by the Primary Himself. The free market
10JULY0496 a lie built into matter. Coercion isn't just force—it's force dire
10JULY0494integrity. The Primary demands fair scales not as a ritual, but as the
10JULY0492false weights and measures. Why? Because they lie about reality. They
10JULY0489oding the trust it depends on. It deceives and exploits rational consc
10JULY0488rue of fraud. Fraud is the pretense of value, mimicking trade while er
10JULY0486erty is an assault on the image of God. The Primary, who is rational a
10JULY0485n's mind is what makes him like the Primary, coercion against his prop
10JULY0484 forcibly seize the fruits of a mind is to violate that mind. Since ma
10JULY0482aking another's property by force, without voluntary exchange. Propert
10JULY0480oercion the greatest offense to the Primary. It's to make oneself an e
10JULY0474value. That means He must believe all that logically flows from the ax
10JULY0472e is not that of an investment. Now, what are the practical implicati
10JULY0469 perfect Friend's mercy, driven by the expected return on His investme
10JULY0467. You can reason the Cross is no contradiction—it's the ultimate in
10JULY0466 mercy to preserve what He values. And that mercy must satisfy justice
10JULY0465 objects He created to be valued would cease to exist. Thus, He offers
10JULY0463. He must have mercy—not arbitrary or unjust, but upholding His valu
10JULY0462Primary judges justly. But justice alone cannot bring about friendship
10JULY0461is and treated accordingly." ("For the New Intellectual", p. 144) The