There is no moral confusion- absolutist theory so the action is either right or wrong
It is right to not base moral judgements on consequences. We can never truly be certain of the consequences of our actions- therefore basing moral decisions on possible consequences is foolish
Natural Law can be accessed by everyone (even if they don't believe in God) as their reason can lead them to conclude the right course of action
It combines faith in God and the use of reason, appreciating that we are reasonable and can make rational and moral decisions though still from a Christian perspective
Natural Law wants all humans to be fulfilled
Natural Law is not as rigid as it may first seem. The flexibility comes in the application of the secondary principles
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