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| − | <translate | + | <translate>Biblical law is a set of commands and cases. These commands and cases are not necessarily written in a format in which every distinction and detail is immediately obvious. When a community implements the judicial aspect of Biblical law, they will have to condense, consolidate, and specify the legal principles which the community consensus has derived from scripture. The legal specification should be understandable by anyone with a basic education. It should not use obscurantist language, but clarifying (technical and precise where necessary) language.</translate> |
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Latest revision as of 22:51, 28 November 2022
Biblical law is a set of commands and cases. These commands and cases are not necessarily written in a format in which every distinction and detail is immediately obvious. When a community implements the judicial aspect of Biblical law, they will have to condense, consolidate, and specify the legal principles which the community consensus has derived from scripture. The legal specification should be understandable by anyone with a basic education. It should not use obscurantist language, but clarifying (technical and precise where necessary) language.
This wiki category will organize examples of statutory language which can be used to accomplish the above goals.
