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Biblical Natural Law: A Theocentric and Teleological Approach
Oxford, GB: Oxford University Press (2008)
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An introduction to natural law theory and a challenge to re-think current biblical scholarship on the topic. Levering establishes the relevance of a biblical worldview to the contemporary pursuit of a moral life and locates his argument in the context of the philosophical development of natural law theory from Cicero to Nietzsche.
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