A return to the old, discarded approach of correctness review for «jurisdictional questions,» recently advocated by a minority of the Supreme Court in Guérin, should be rejected for all the good reasons offered both long ago (see N.B. Liquor at p. 233) and recently (Halifax); and see the compelling majority reasons of the U.S. Supreme Court in Arlington. (doubleaspect.blog)
In the Supreme Court, the principal majority reasons were given by Lord Toulson (with whom Lady Hale, Lord Kerr and Lord Wilson concurred). (newlawjournal.co.uk)
But, you are right that the majority reason for most is the Bible, and I see absolutely nothing wrong and everything right with actually having a moral code that you can point to for society. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)