Revue des sciences civiles et juridiques

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Path of the Law: Christian Jurisprudence and Strong New Capitals, Captains of Christianity

Georgios Antonopoulos

A growing number of law schools now also teach courses in Christian canon law, Jewish law, Islamic law, and natural law, and include serious consideration of religious materials in their treatment of legal ethics, legal history, jurisprudence, law and literature, legal anthropology, comparative law, environmental law, family law, human rights, and other basic courses. Several schools now have burgeoning interdisciplinary programs in law and religion and in law, religion, and ethics.