Nor do Christian libertarians in any way deny the validity of subordinate human authorities in the family, church, and state. They are not permitted to foment revolution. We are called to meet injustice with justice, not with additional injustice. Christians may resist civil tyranny under the authority of a lower territorial magistrate. They may not lead revolutions.
Revolutions are armed means to alter the structure of society.
No human government of any sphere is unfailingly just. No reductionism or biblicistic or Anabaptist principle is at work in Christian libertarianism. We do not argue, for example, that adherence to the law of God invalidates the creeds and confessions of historic Christianity. Indeed, because we perceive them as valid deductions from biblical revelation, we hold them as subordinate standards in the Faith. He reserves to himself the historical and eternal punishment for most sins.