Abstract
Subject. The article analyzes the theoretical, legal, theological and philosophical aspects of canon law. Goal. Analyze the current state of the theoretical science of canon law. Method or methodology. The research is based on methods of analysis of legal sources, as well as methods of induction and deduction. Results of the work. The role of methodological principles in conducting scientific research has been determined, the scientific approaches responsible for solving the problems of church legal science have been systematized, a number of current scientific directions in this area have been detailed, and the reasons for the lack of development of the basic definitions of canon law have been established. Conclusions. The essence of law and the phenomena formed by it is difficult to comprehend in practical jurisprudence. Even the general theory of law uses for this purpose the unique achievements of other humanities: philosophy, sociology, political science, theology, history and others.
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