LONANG is an acronym for the Laws of Nature and (of) Nature’s God, a phrase first used in the U.S. Declaration of Independence, 1776. The phrase is also a plural contraction; a somewhat shorthand way of saying “the law of nature and the law of nature’s God.”
But the concepts embodied in the phrase didn’t originate with Jefferson. The law of nature was a common term used by historic legal writers such as Grotius, Burlamaqui, Blackstone and others. The law of nature’s God, a lesser used term, was more commonly called the divine law, or the revealed law, meaning the laws of God revealed in verbal form. So what are these laws, and what can be known about them? This is our task . . .
LONANG Library
• Historic Reference Works
Significant writings in the natural law tradition
• Organic Legal Documents
Anglo-American fundamental legal documents
LONANG Commentaries
• Legal Foundations
Fundamental laws and legal institutions
• Constitutional Law
In search of the law of republican government
• A Basic Curriculum
Basic legal principles and legal education
Limited Government Series and Essential Reading (see links on right sidebar)
[Editor’s Note: I suggest you bookmark this site for reference documents. Read and study with family and friends. This should be civics 101 in every household and in every school in the land. Special thanks to Herbert W. Titus for his work on this project and through the years on matters of constitutional law. Blessings/sc]
Posted by Sandra Crosnoe for Finding Gems & Sharing Them and OKGrassroots
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A good friend of mine Greg Mathers has compiled and published a number of these documents via Lulu Publishing
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