What Is Natural Law? Flashcards

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Thomas Aquinas’ thinking is a central ? on Catholic moral thought.

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Influence.

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Natural law thinkers argue there’s a human ?, which we should live in accordance with.

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Nature.

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Aquinas, in “Summa ?”, wrote, “Now a certain order is to be found in those things that are apprehended ?”.

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Theologica.

Universally.

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Using reason, certain ? are perceived, the first of which is “good is to be done and pursued, and ? is to be avoided”. Aquinas continues, “all other ? of the natural law are based upon this”.

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Laws.
Evil.
Precepts.

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In his book, “Of the Law of ? and Nations”, Pufendorf suggested that by ourselves we’re ? but we live in communities and societies to survive.

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Nature.

Vulnerable.

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The Greek ? believed human beings had a divine spark enabling them to discover ? laws necessary for human happiness.

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Stoics.

Eternal.

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Aristotle thought that the ? of human beings was to live a life of reason. “? is the true self of every man, since it’s the supreme and better part” (Nicomachean Ethics).

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Purpose.

Reason.

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