Abstract
Acknowledging the faith that is part of modern law (but that modern law disavows) allows us to provide a more just account of modern law – an account that pays heed to the ways that modern law cannot be reduced to a technical enterprise, is more than a mere exercise of power, and retains a vital connection to justice. The technical cast of modern thinking makes it difficult to speak faith to modern law, but also makes such an endeavor essential.
Get full access to this article
View all access options for this article.