Christianity based on Doctrinal truth

 "It was less the miracles of the Apostles that gave to Christianity its outward extension and inward strength, than the substance, the truth of the doctrine itself. Christ himself says: 'Many will say to me at that day: Lord, Lord! . . .'" - G.W.F. Hegel, The Philosophy of History, Page 329

In a lot of ways Hegel was a great rationalist, but in a lot of ways he was a collectivist.

The only authority for the Christian is Christ alone

"The Christian is independent of human authority, because he acknowledges God's authority alone. His law, revealed by Christ, he recognizes in himself, and voluntarily obeys it." - Leo Tolstoy, The Kingdom of God is Within You, pg. 127

Non-Resistance and obeying evil government

"If we abide evil by our fundamental principle of not opposing evil by evil we cannot participate in sedition, treason, or violence. We shall submit to every ordinance and every requirement of government, except such as are contrary to the commands of the Gospel, and in no case resist the operation of the law, except by meekly submitting to the penalty of disobedience." - William Lloyd Garrison, Declaration of Sentiments Adopted By Peace Convention, found in Leo Tolstoy's "The Kingdom of God is Within You", pg. 6