Natural Law Theory
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- Created on: 28-04-13 07:31
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- Aristotle
- Function, purpose & end
- Soul is rational, body changes for this form
- Function, purpose & end
- Everything works to and end, telos
- Function, purpose & end
- Soul is rational, body changes for this form
- Eudemonia is the final end
- Final purpose achieved
- Function, purpose & end
- Teleological
- Everything works to and end, telos
- Eudemonia is the final end
- Final purpose achieved
- Everything works to and end, telos
- Primary Precepts
- Natural Law
- Aquinas
- Aristotle, Bible & Paul- lying wrong etc
- Goodness
- God is changeless, consistent
- God = good. Can not create evil
- NL= Eternal law
- God is changeless, consistent
- Aristotle
- Secondary Precepts
- Human reason
- Duty for moral goods
- Rational creatures
- Eternal Law
- Divine Law
- Natural Law
- Human Law
- Eternal Law
- Implement primary
- Not strict in nature
- Human reason
- Duty for moral goods
- Rational creatures
- Eternal Law
- Divine Law
- Natural Law
- Human Law
- Eternal Law
- Human reason
- Not strict in nature
- Human reason
- Strengths
- Universal
- Unites mono-religions
- Precepts good in most society
- Helps societies ethical lives
- Non hedonistic
- Social harmony
- Universal
- Weakensses
- What is natural?
- Karl Barth
- Peter Vardy
- Naturalistic fallacy
- Aquinas
- Preservation of live
- Procreation
- Knowledge
- Education
- Peaceful living
- Natural Law
- Natural Law
- Aquinas
- Aristotle, Bible & Paul- lying wrong etc
- Goodness
- God is changeless, consistent
- God = good. Can not create evil
- NL= Eternal law
- God is changeless, consistent
- Secondary Precepts
- Implement primary
- Not strict in nature
- Not strict in nature
- Implement primary
- Strengths
- Universal
- Unites mono-religions
- Precepts good in most society
- Helps societies ethical lives
- Non hedonistic
- Social harmony
- Universal
- Weakensses
- What is natural?
- Karl Barth
- Peter Vardy
- Naturalistic fallacy
- Aquinas
- Restricts God's power
- Total obedience makes us robotic
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