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Evolution and Natural Law
Toward a Basis for Human Values
Frederick Turner
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Contents
Acknowledgements
Chapter
1. The General Argument
2. Two Versions of Natural Law: Thomist and Enlightenment
3. The Challenge to Natural Law
4. A New Natural Law
5. Evolution and Design
6. Human Ancestral Conditions and Natural Law
7. Biomedical and Reproductive Implications
8. Property
9. Environmentalism
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10. Government
11. Punishment and War
12. Religion and State
13. Truth, Goodness and Beauty
14. The Resistance to Evolutionary Natural Law
15. Conclusion: A Research Program in Evolutionary Natural Law
Texts Referenced
1. The General Argument
This book is an attempt to recover a great tradition of moral and legal justice that
looked to nature (including human nature) as a consensual basis for the assignment of
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Natural Law Scribd
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