To order tapes by Rev. Schlissel or to request a catalog, click here. The defining feature of the Revolution is its hatred of the Gospel, its anti-Christian nature. This feature marks the Revolution, mind you, not when it deviates from its course and lapses into excesses, but, on the contrary, precisely when it holds to its course and reaches the conclusion of its system, the true end of its logical development. There is no universal justice.
Nothing is sacred, inviolable, legitimate.
All laws may be changed at the pleasure of the sovereign, and the sovereign is he who is the strongest. All rights may be sacrificed to the general welfare, and the general welfare is that which it pleases us to so call. There you have the principle of the Revolution. This I have called the despotism of the revolutionary state. All law is inescapably a reflection of morality, and all morality is an expression of religious faith.