[Solved] What is the connection between law and religion.

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[Solved] What is the connection between law and religion.

In this paper, you are supposed to dicuss the connection between law and religion and explore and explain the major contemporary legal debates and litigation in this area of law.

The connection between law and religion.

Amongst other things this paper looks at the relationship between religion(s) and government (church and state), the secularity of the state, the legal definition of religion, the law’s recognition of religious bodies, the scope of the right of religious freedom and any exemptions for religion or conscience under the relevant legislation (especially the NZ Bill of Rights Act 1990 and the Human Rights Act 1993).

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To familiarise students with the connections between law and religion
To explore the major contemporary legal debates and litigation in this area of law

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IS THERE A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MORALITY, LAW AND RELIGION?

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Abstract

Between religion and law it has always been a close relationship, although they are two totally different concepts. The connecting element is represented by the human being. Religion teaches us to be good, to respect our peers and so does the Law as a legal entity. By laws we have to contribute to the social order. In anyconstitutional state, laws are made to be respected, and he who violates them must take responsibility for their own acts. Therefore, it comes out naturally that both religion and Law have only one goal: to arrange, toestablish standards of decency, in order to live in a sinless society like the Church may say or no offence societylike the Law would say.

Key words:

religion, law, morality, crime, sin, justice, punishment, law, church, rehabilitation, publicorder.

Introduction

For a long time a question arises: what is right is also moral? And inverted. The answer is not that simple. Not infrequently happens, that what to a defender of law seems to be right, after analyzing the evidencein his possession, to be also moral. Why? Very simple, because even those compelling (irrefutable) evidence canbe false or counterfeit. But what seems to be moral, most of the time is also right

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