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== In the News == | == In the News == | ||
=== Ultra Vires === | |||
<blockquote>In the UK there is a legal concept of “''Ultra Vires''”. If it’s non-, sub- or super-human, or, non-., sub- or supernatural, it’s not relevant in a court of law. I thought that was the case in the USA as well. | |||
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Interesting, thanks. | |||
''Ultra Vires'' — “beyond man” — crimes by angels, for example. | |||
But presumably a lesser class of crimes than “Acts of God”. | |||
God is of course ''Ultra Vires'' in a logical sense, but we are speaking here of law and theology, not logic. | |||
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Online diary of Karl Jones for Tuesday June 8, 2020.
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Diary
In the News
Ultra Vires
In the UK there is a legal concept of “Ultra Vires”. If it’s non-, sub- or super-human, or, non-., sub- or supernatural, it’s not relevant in a court of law. I thought that was the case in the USA as well.
Interesting, thanks.
Ultra Vires — “beyond man” — crimes by angels, for example.
But presumably a lesser class of crimes than “Acts of God”.
God is of course Ultra Vires in a logical sense, but we are speaking here of law and theology, not logic.