Lo jurídico en la filosofía luliana
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Raimundo Lulio sees law, and all created things in the world, from the philosophical viewpoint and the kind of reasoning favoring theology, since that reasoning gets the arguments to prove christian faith. Law is an unclair, although necessary, science, due to the absence of charity. To Raimundo Lulio, who seems to know this very well, the legalized activity is complex and complicated. And that's why he proposes in his Arte a guiding methodology, which is a simplified and mechanic system to apply law and do justice, based on principles of theology and natural law. Raimundo Lulio plays utopia.
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SOTO RÁBANO, J. M. (1998). Lo jurídico en la filosofía luliana. Revista Española De Filosofía Medieval, 5, 75–85. https://doi.org/10.21071/refime.v5i.9683
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