Religion, law and the constitution : balancing beliefs in Britain / Javier García Oliva and Helen Hall.
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- 9781138838352 (hbk)
- 342.0852 GAR.R
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 443-478) and index.
Church/state relations and their historical evolution : whale knees or penguin wings? -- Religion in the current paradigm : the flight of the penguin? -- Non-religious beliefs in the current paradigm -- The rule of law and the religious character of the Constitution and the wider legal framework -- Parliamentry supremacy and the religious character of the Constitution and the wider legal framework -- Checks and balances, separation of powers and the religious character of the Constitution and the wider legal framework -- Human rights and the religious character of the Constitution and the wider legal framework.
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