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Higher Law and Public Order: Martin Luther King Jr. and Charles Frankel on Civil Disobedience

Higher Law and Public Order: Martin Luther King Jr. and Charles Frankel on Civil Disobedience

by Ben Peterson | Sep 4, 2022

By Ben Peterson At least since Sophocles’ dramatic telling of the bitter conflict between Antigone and Creon over the burial of Antigone’s traitorous brother, the tension between higher law and the benefits of a public order that promotes law abidingness has been...

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