XI. A 2011 Smmary of the U.S. Democracy

In yesterday's blog, I say that the Qur'an was made by the followers of Muhammad after Muhammad died. I also said that New Testament was made by the disciples of Jesus after Jesus died on the Cross.  Thus, the Qur'an and the New Testament can have errors because they Qur'an were not madc by Muhammad and the New Testament was not made by Jesus.

In the Old Testament Moses says that the first humans, Adam and Eve, were perfect and became imperfect (sinners) when they began to build knowledge (or ate from the Tree of Knowledge).  So Moses was incorrect to say that humans were created as perfect human beings.

Accordingly, when nations build democracies, the Bible and Qur'an, or any other scripture, cannot be used to guide the development of a democracy because all scriptures are only history books and can hold many errors.

Further, the Bible and the Qur'an do not identify any social contract theory.  So, building a nation based only the Bible or the Qur'an will fail. Thus,  I say that a democracy should have a two-party social contract.  The two-party social contract of John Locke is excellent because it has a  'Society'  (the private sector) and 'Government' (the public sector). In the USA, the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution create these two sectors.  If the two sectors are designed properly, so they become related functionally (or work together), the life of the people of a democracy will become futuristic and very happy. And, if all democracies develop in similar ways, the life after death of every person on this planet will become nearly perfect.