Key Elements of Natural Law in Aristotle
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Clues
- Concepts such as justice, truth or beauty. (8, 5)
- General rules inbuilt into human beings as a consequence of being made by God. (7, 8)
- Greek word for happiness, flourishing or a state of contentment. (10)
- The First Cause: the physical nature of the thing that changes is also known as? (3, 8, 5)
- The idea that nothing happens without a purpose e.g. the cause of something (sight) must come before the existence (eye). (9)
- The physical substance. (8, 9)
- The Second Cause:the event that causes chnages is also known as? (3, 9, 5)
- There are two elements to Natural Law. One is ********** and examines the way in which nature has a certain struce, which is essentially moral. (11)
- There are two elements to Natural Law. The second is ************. This emphasises how the moral agent should behave in the light of how creation is organised. (12)
- There is NO single Natural Law theory. Instead there are several which are binded together by the ********* of Natural Law. (9)
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