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THEOLOGY AND JURISPRUDENCE: A GOOD PARTNERSHIP?
In this essay, I argue for the fittingness of restoring in the era of secularization the dialogue between theology, the rational discourse about the divine, and the jurisprudence of the secular legal system. From a secular point of view, it is suitable for legal thinkers and legal philosophers to be
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