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How do natural law conceptions of sin and legalistic definitions of crime differ?
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How do natural law conceptions of sin and legalistic definitions of crime differ?

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Natural law believes that all law comes from god and is based around sin. Legalistic definitions are created and changed by man to best reflect their era and societal norms.
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