Natural Law as a form of moral absolutism and a theory which has both deontological and teleological aspects

Natural Law involves using reason to work out morally correct behaviour in accordance with the goal of being human and is usually regarded as being deontological and absolutist

• It is deontological because what should be done is seen as being determined by fundamental principles that are not based on consequences
• It is absolutist because the right action is identified by means of the primary precepts

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