http://consultingbyrpm.com/blog/2011/03/can-a-christian-be-an-anarchist.html here is a post by robert p murphy where he says he is not a christian anarchist as he thinks anarchist is not a accurate discription of his worldview
http://cog-ff.com/Library/html/STUDY%20GODS%20LAW.html this claims a monopoly of truth and law. the source of all law and authority is go here. it says god created contracts with people to carry out his law with a monopoly
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Obedience to God’s Law is encouraged by blessings and enforced by curse.
The Commandments apply to individual conduct, the statutes to national administration, and the judgments to decisions rendered under the Commandments and the statutes.
God’s Law contains statutes for regulating all the activities of modern life — sickness, disease, commerce, labor relations, legislation, farming, land tenure, international affairs, finance, sex and marriage, warfare, state and religious ceremonies, politics and government.
When God gave this perfect system of law to His nation Israel, He came “down also upon mount Sinai, and spake with them from heaven, and gave them RIGHT judgments, and TRUE laws, GOOD statutes and commandments. And made known unto them thy holy sabbath, and commanded them precepts, statutes, and laws, by the hand of Moses thy servant”
No system of law can be effective without proper administration. The happiness of the people depends both on the system of law and those who administer it. A good system of law may be made very burdensome by bad administration. Along with the knowledge of the right system of law, there is a need for an effective instrument or organization through which the law may be administered for the benefit of all men.
God’s Law will be kept in the spirit as magnified by Christ, rather than the mere letter. It will be administered with love, compassion and mercy. Those who show real repentance and change their wicked ways will be forgiven and allowed to live — rather than stoned to death.
But, we, whom God now calls to salvation, are to teach God’s laws then, and enforce them. Our life now is the training ground to educate and prepare us for that grave responsibility and wonderful opportunity.