Arguably, Wesley Newcomb Hohfeld is the greatest legal theorist America has ever produced. His logical and systematic approach to understanding rights was one of the greatest breakthroughs in the philosophy of law.
The difference between liberty and license was prominent in Stahl's view of freedom. Building explicitly on an Augustinian conception of ethics and freedom, Stahl articulates a counterintuitive view of political freedom we need to hear today.
This article gives a Biblical case favoring capital punishment with a response to three of the most utilized arguments against the doctrine of capital punishment.
When thinking of John Calvin, we don't think of politics and legal theory. Read more about his influence on legal and political theory and who he impacted.
Liberals and Conservative want to claim Augustine as their own. With the doctrine of precedent, we explore his views on law, justice, and equality.
What is the essence of freedom? How should Reformed Conservatives understand principles of law? F.J. Stahl shows how freedom is connected to man's essence.
