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Culture as one of the Determinants of Church and State Legislation: A Case of Canon Law

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Kroczek P.
Philosophy and Canon Law
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2020
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issue 6
97-105
IT
Lo scopo dell’articolo è mostrare l’influenza della cultura sulla legislazione ecclesiastica e indicare le possibili minacce legate a questo fenomeno. L’articolo illustra esempi di cambiamenti nella legge ecclesiastica che sono influenzati dalla cultura. Le conclusioni sono le seguenti: il diritto canonico soccombe alla cultura e quindi c’è una reale minaccia che perda il suo carattere ecclesiale e salvifico. Il legislatore dovrebbe essere consapevole di questo fenomeno e cercare di mantenere le caratteristiche specifiche del diritto canonico, in particolare lo scopo del diritto canonico.
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L’ambition de cet article est de montrer l’influence de la culture sur la législation de l’Église et d’indiquer les menaces possibles liées à ce phénomène. L’article examine, à titre d’illustrations, des exemples de changements dans la loi de l’Église; il s’agit de changements influencés par la culture. Les conclusions sont les suivantes : le droit canonique succombe à la culture et il existe donc une menace réelle qu’il perde de son caractère ecclésial et rédempteur. Le législateur doit être conscient de ce phénomène et essayer de maintenir les spécificités du droit canonique, en particulier l’objectif du droit canonique.
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The aim of this article is to show how culture influences church legislation and to identify possible dangers associated with it. The article illustrates examples of changes in Church law that take place under the influence of culture. The conclusions are as follows: canon law submits to culture and it is a possible threat because it loses its ecclesiastical and salvific character. The legislator should be aware of such a phenomenon and try to preserve specific features, especially the purpose of canon law.
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