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| The complications only deepen when we consider that two politicians who are equally faithful on a given issue may yet differ prudentially on how best to address it. Democrats must prove that they can be good stewards of America's military potential--improving the force for tomorrow's challenges and employing it prudentially yet decisively when appropriate. Although he would replace democracy with a "mixed regime, with the best choice being 'constitutional monarchy under God,'" he allows that, prudentially, given the actual conditions of the modern world, Christianity can support democracy simply as the best form of government that is actually possible, although it cannot legitimate democracy as the one true form of political order without becoming seriously distorted. |
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