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The Validity and Function of Law: The Reformation Doctrine of Usus LegisFrank S. AlexanderEmory Law November 29, 1980 Mercer Law Review, Vol. 31, 1980 Abstract: Usus Legis is a doctrine that recognizes the multiple uses of law. One use of law, the theological use, governs and reforms man in relation to his own sin. The civic use of law governs man in his relationships with others. This article discusses the functions of the different uses of law and the implications of the doctrine of usus legis in contemporary legal jurisprudence.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 21 Keywords: usus legis, legal doctrine, legal theory, law and religion, religious, law, religion, legal, reformation, theology Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: November 29, 2011Suggested CitationContact Information
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