01619nam a2200301Ia 4500999001900000001000700019005001700026008004100043020003600084040002000120049000900140100003000149245012300179260004200302300002400344336000800368337001600376338001900392504005200411505043400463050002200897650005500919650005200974650005501026650005201081942001101133952017301144  c186727d18672725961520180131090435.0030228s1999    cou      b    000 0 eng d  a0837703670 (cloth : alk. paper)  aPUCPRbspaerda  acicg1 aBrauch, Jeffrey A.96501310aIs higher law common law?breadings on the influence of Christian thought in Anglo-American lawcby Jeffrey A. Brauch.  aLittleton, Colo.bF.B. Rothmanc1999.  axvi, 429 p.c23 cm.  btxt  2rdamediabn  2rdacarrierbnc  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. xi-xiv)0 aHigher law thinking: man's law is based on and evaluated by the law of God - - The shift from higher law thinking to legal relativism - - Introduction to the common law - - Civil and criminal procedure - - Property - - Criminal law - - Torts - - Contracts - - Christian reconstruction - - Dispensationalism - - Some middle ground - - Christian Libertarianism: a minimal legal code - - God's law as a moral influence on man's law.00aKF 380b.B62 1999 0aCommon LawzUnited StatesxPhilosophy.2LEMB96947 0aReligion and lawzGreat Britain.2Local9158233 0aCommon LawzGreat BritainxPhilosophy.2LEMB96947 0aReligion and lawzUnited States.2Local9158233  2ddcc6  00102lc406KF_380_000000000000000__B62_1999708cil9164548a7b7c4d2016-05-27g45.00i364956l0oKF 380 .B62 1999p70000000709159r2016-05-27 00:00:00xr:259615y6