10 Questions
In its modern concept, how is law distinguished from religion?
Law is temporal and positive, while religion is divine
Which of the following is a requirement for a rule to be considered a rule of law?
It must be a general rule
What are examples of legal relations of human conduct mentioned in the text?
Ownership, marriage, contract, possession, liability
What does the text define as the body of general rules and principles regulating human conduct?
Law
What distinguishes the sense of the moral from law?
Moral sense is an internal force, while law is an external conduct observing system
A rule of law must be enforced by a supreme authority in order to be considered a rule of law
True
Law and religion are completely separate concepts and have no overlapping legal rules
False
Law is solely concerned with the regulation of human conduct and does not include legal relations such as ownership, marriage, contract, possession, and liability
False
The sense of the moral is an external force in the human conscience
False
Religion ordains wider scope than what positive law demands
True
Test your knowledge of the fundamental principles that govern human conduct in society and the conditions required for a rule to be considered a rule of law.
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