Thomas Aquinas' Natural Law 0.0 / 5 ? Religious StudiesEthicsA2/A-levelWJEC Created by: CG24601Created on: 02-05-19 19:53 where Aquinas' identifies the four kinds of law Summa Theologica 1 of 16 the ideal type of law and order of the universe, pre-existent in God's mind Eternal 2 of 16 law revealed through Special Revelation and the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments Divine 3 of 16 law regarded as a basis for human conduct Natural 4 of 16 law determined by people Human 5 of 16 the kind of act concerned with intention - good intentions do not necessarily lead to good actions Interior 6 of 16 the kind of act concerned with the action itself Exterior 7 of 16 characteristic separating us from other beings that allows us to determine the laws that help us reach union with God Reason 8 of 16 a good that arrives through the use of reason by Natural Law, in line with the primary precepts, helping us achieve our telos Real 9 of 16 a good which seems good, but is not morally right and/or does not lead us to our telos Apparent 10 of 16 the first precept self-preservation 11 of 16 the second precept reproduction 12 of 16 the third precept education 13 of 16 the fourth precept society 14 of 16 the fifth precept worship 15 of 16 what human reason is used to establish secondary precepts 16 of 16
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