CONTEMPORARY BENCHMARKS OF THE INTERFERENCE OF LAW WITH RELIGION AND ETHICS
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https://doi.org/10.18662/eljpa/2016.0301.05Keywords:
Juridicity, morality, religiosity, social rule, justice, equity.Abstract
The present article provides an opportunity for reflection and debate about the connections of juridicity with religiosity and morality, social-human components founded on social rules with the same specific. We particularly insist on how the law, as coordinator of human behaviour divides this effort and concern with religion and ethics. That is why, with all its autonomy and peculiarity, any system of law, no matter the space and time is deeply marked by the ethics and religion of the socialhuman environment where it works. This is because the social mission of the three component standards respond to a constant need for social and human balance, order and limit in everything, care and love for people, all translated in the social and human welfare.References
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