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The History of Legal Theory and the Study of Biblical Law.

An essay is presented on the historical evolution of the law through the nineteenth century, and the judicious study of biblical law. It discusses the two views of law in jurisprudence in the 19th century which are the law as emanating from a sovereign, and the law as a complete and finite system. I...

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Published in:Catholic Biblical Quarterly Vol. 76; no. 1; pp. 19 - 40
Main Author: BERMAN, JOSHUA
Format: Essay
Published: Catholic Biblical Association of America Jan2014
Subjects:
Jewish law
Jurisprudence
Religions
Essays
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