Sociological Advances Are Unprecedented

Ken Bartle

Sociological advantages from intrinsic natural law are unrecognised because it is unknown. It remain that just as our bodily nature is a science, ethics and morality should be treated likewise because both derive from our conscious nature. Accordingly, both are removed from subjective or consensus opinion and state meddling, whereby sociology should properly be reappraised.

An ethical code (or science) means choosing to master oneself through life-honouring thoughts, desires and ambitions, respect for self and the lives of all others. No better model of ethics or morality exists or is as simple because ethics automatically transitions to morality through our actions. It’s all so simple when the enactment of our self-mastery respectfully honours and ensures freedom for all others. Look at some of the sociological advances that accrue–

  • Ethics are our benchmark, whilst morality manifests ethical principles that underpin life-sustaining actions. Conversely, immorality manifests refusal of ethical considerations, lack of moral discipline, or lack of justness, all being harmful choices.
  • Justness is our moral choice of action. Each man and woman serves justness by not interfering with or forbidding any other person their ability to live and sustain their life.
  • Justice serves to remediate unjust or immoral actions – served to each offender as a correction, remediation, repatriation or restoration in the measure of their offense. Those who prize ethics and morality as spiritual progenitors of life relish these steering virtues because others learn to respect and employ justness from joint dealings. Moral actions invoke reciprocity.
  • Justness and morality are our social benchmarks, therefore, they are the sum of just actions and testament to our morality.

How many more centuries must pass before humanity learns that our body and mental processes must ‘justly’ deliver from one to the other or violate the life they professedly uphold? 

That principle of justice, immutable in our nature, determines what values we should choose, in order to live in a society. Once convinced that morally based individual freedom is assured by nature, a pathway opens to authentically instituted free organic societies based on resolute principles inherently upheld by a mere twenty natural laws. Sociological advances are massive.

This tool of justice allows offenders to be steered back to an ethic-based morality, moral unity, and acceptance of others’ right to life. Recompense may be involved at times, although mitigating circumstances may prevail. No victimless crime can exist thus no penalties or restitution can be levied against such inventions.

About the Author Ken Bartle


Kenneth E. Bartle is a designer, researcher, futurist, objective philosopher, psycho-epistemologist, and published author of three books; a teacher of human consciousness and ‘Intrinsic Natural Law'. Content Creator for ‘The One Great Network,’ USA.

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