The separation of powers in conservatism, and the premises of liberalism

Fitim Zekthi explains the conservative doctrine of the separation of powers and of the “small state” — why a court should not be defending the public interest, why the will of the majority is not necessarily right — and then turns to the three axioms of liberalism to show why they are anti-religious at their foundation.

An excerpt from the lecture “Fitim Zekthi — The right in the world and among us: where we meet the right”.

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