value-judgments to a minimum in its analysis of law, thus maintaining the dogmatism of the study of law in a purer form than natural law theory would wish. Regardless of whether the core values of justice have been determined formally, religiously, ethically, or by reference to the nature of man, the theorists of neonatural law still had to prove that the validity of their material ideas of natural law took precedence over the validity of positive rules of law in a world where morals and laws nevertheless were considered to be separate discourses.307 p a r t v i i , c h a p t e r 2 640 307 Olivecrona, Rättsordningen, pp. 73-76; Kaufmann, Rechtsphilosophie, pp. 215-219. Cf. Wieacker, History, pp. 476-483.
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