Ok, I like the quote from Lew Rockwell's column that says:
"The problem with American conservatism is that it hates the left more than the state, loves the past more than liberty, feels a greater attachment to nationalism than to the idea of self-determination, believes brute force is the answer to all social problems, and thinks it is better to impose truth rather than risk losing one soul to heresy. It has never understood the idea of freedom as a self-ordering principle of society. It has never seen the state as the enemy of what conservatives purport to favor. It has always looked to presidential power as the saving grace of what is right and true about America."
I agree with all of it but I don't understand the line "and thinks it is better to impose truth rather than risk losing one soul to heresy". Does anyone know what that means?
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