Because the tale of Galileo’s conflict with the Roman Church has now become part of our modern mythology, it has doubtless been deconstructed and analysed to death. However, I think…

But four centuries before 1470, around the time of the Norman Conquest, England had neither a national judicature nor a legislature in any developed sense, and there were no lawyers.…

(Norway, out of all the other Nordic nations, has the strongest judiciary. So it would be interesting to take the Nordic nation with the strongest judiciary to compare it against…

Aquinas in an interesting passage in Summa Theologica discusses the question of whether and to what extent one could prove and argue for sacred doctrine, and specifically mentions argument from…