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Natural Law

Aquinass theory of the natural law should be seen as providing us with a foundation for
the moral life that is based on a substantive or metaphysical theory of human nature -
AQUINAS AND THE NATURAL LAW

Natural Law is notably defined by Sir Thomas Aquinas as an ethical theory that guides
human being to act morally (right or wrong) based on human nature of doing goods and
for reasons. Although there are many principles of right action in Natural Law, there are
still based on the first principle: good should be done and evil is to be avoided.
The precepts of the natural law are many

Natural Law is notably defined by Sir Thomas Aquinas as a system of moral principles
by which human actions may be judged as right or wrong based on the human nature of
doing goods and for reasons. Although there are many principles of right action in
Natural Law, there are still based on the first principle: good should be done and evil is
to be avoided.
The precepts of the natural law are many
NATURAL LAW ETHICAL THEORY
Definition: Natural Law is notably defined by Sir Thomas Aquinas as an ethical theory
that guides in understanding which human actions are morally right or wrong through
the aids of human nature or the use of reasons 1. Although there are many principles of
right action in Natural Law, there are still based on the first principle: good should be
done and evil is to be avoided2.
Examples:
It is known that to take a thing without paying for it is stealing however, under the natural
law, in the circumstance of extreme necessity that a mother need to feed her hungry
children, it is ethical to steal food.
- Nur Arinah Hj Ramle

1 See at George, R. (2007). Natural Law. American Journal of Jurisprudence, 52(1), 55.

2 See at Seipel, P. (2015). Aquinas and the Natural Law: A Derivationist Reading of ST I-II, Q.
94, A. 2. Journal of Religious Ethics, 43(1), 2850. https://doi.org/10.1111/jore.12085