Derecho como integridad y religión sin dios: objetividad del valor, independencia ética y sus límites

Abstract: Law as Integrity and Religion Without God: Objectivity of Value, Ethical Independence and Their Limits
The article argues that Dworkin’s theory of law as integrity depends on a robust moral objectivism and that Religion without God provides its ontological core, while examining the tensions this generates for religious freedom in pluralistic democracies.