The Messianic Idea in the Schmittean Sovereign and the Basic Norm of Kelsen

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• Carl Schmitt 75%
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• Politics 50%
• Messianism 50%
• Obedience 50%
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• United States 25%
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• Rule of Law 25%
• Constitutional Text 25%
• Good Example 25%
• Locke 25%
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• Human Dignity 25%
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• Mysticism 25%
• Prophet 25%
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• Schmitt 25%
• Constituent Process 25%
• Jewish Mysticism 25%
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• Religious Character 25%
• Messiah 25%
• American Civil Religion 25%
• Robert Cover 25%
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• U.S. Supreme Court 25%
• Pure Theory of Law 25%
• US Constitution 25%
• Secular World 25%
• Holy Trinity 25%
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• Hume 25%
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• Kelsen 100%
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• realm 28%
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