Natural Law

Question 1

Aquinas’ Natural law

Answer 1

Particular view or natu e
Achieve end by supernatu so being
Normative deontological purpose despite teleo focus
Identifies sites of how we should behave

Question 2

Four levels of law

Answer 2

Pleasure and happiness different 
Divine -bible 
Natural - primary precepts 
Eternal -principles god governs 
Human- seek common god from experienced judgements

Question 3

Primary precepts

Answer 3

Preserve
Worship
Educate
Ordered
Reproduce

Question 4

Secondary precepts

Answer 4

Secondary deduced from primary
Not universal in all circumstances
Don’t steal- war
Primary must be adhered 
Causitory- telo influence

Question 5

Three revealed virtues

Answer 5

Faith— will, active assertion
Hope— constant to achieve spiritual energy to drive
love - reflected, key of morality, directs all to god
Define all others
Beatific vision- perfect happiness

Question 6

Cardinal virtues

Answer 6

Prudence- sound judgements
Temperance- balanced manner
Fortitude- never broken- nobility
Justice- focus on others

Question 7

Different types of acts and good

Answer 7

Intention and acts

Question 8

Real goods and apparent goods

Answer 8

Doesn’t have to followed

Good- normal
Apparent- fallen nature leads to not purposeful evil but used ability wrong