Discussion on both the executive branch and judicial branch. Powers of the executive branch are limited, yet the executive has prerogative powers. Judicial branch is the weakest with only powers to determine guilt or lack thereof with law violations.

What powers does a legislative body have? What is the purpose behind the powers and where do those power end? We discuss the answers, which include making laws that do not violate natural laws and rights. Discussion of the limits of those powers, what powers the legislative branch has, and what they do not have.

What is the purpose of political or civil society? Why would individuals leave a state of nature to form government? What powers does government possess? What types of governments are there? What seems to be the best form of government? Find out the answers in this episode.

We discuss religion, right of conscience and natural law and how they work together. Discussion includes some history of the US on how the US came to be, and a discussion of the Founding Fathers' intentions with religion and natural law.

What are civil or political societies? We discuss how and why civil societies or government is formed, what the purpose of government is and how government is required by the laws of nature to abide by the laws of nature, recognizing natural rights of all.

Discussion into the state of nature, the state of perfect freedom and the limitations of this freedom in a state of nature. No license to infringe on the same natural rights of others.

Dan Johnson interviews your host, Michael Law. Discusses what the podcast is about and who the host is. New episode each week.