The fallibility of human institutions and systems from "summary" of City of God by Saint Augustine (of Hippo)
Human institutions and systems, being the creation of fallible human beings, are inherently prone to error and imperfection. Despite the best intentions of those who establish and maintain these structures, they are subject to the flaws and limitations of human nature. Throughout history, we have seen countless examples of the failures and shortcomings of various institutions, whether they be political, social, or religious in nature.
The City of Man, built upon the flawed foundations of human ambition and self-interest, is destined to crumble and decay. No matter how meticulously designed and carefully constructed these institutions may be, they are ultimately vulnerable to corruption, decay, and eventual collapse. The hubris of mankind in believing that we can create perfect systems and institutions is a folly that has been repeated time and time again throug...
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