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ETHICS - L5

NATURAL LAW

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believe that it is not enough for a human person to do good in this world. Christian theologians
was a profound philosopher and theologian of all time. He developed Aristotelian Ethics applying Christianity. Thomas Aquinas
HIERARCHY OF LAW HUMAN LAW NATURAL LAW DIVINE LAW ETERNAL LAW
THE MORAL CODES THAT CREATED BY HUMAN HUMAN LAW
TO KNOW AND DO WHAT IS RIGHT NATURAL LAW
LAW THAT IS GIVEN THROUGH SACRED SCRIPTURES DIVINE LAW
THE LAW OF UNIVERSE ETERNAL LAW
“DO GOOD AND AVOID EVIL” NATURAL LAW ETHICS
THE FIRST PRECEPT OF NATURAL LAW IS “DO GOOD AND AVOID EVIL” THIS IS SO BECAUSE THEY COME FROM GOD. WHAT COMES FROM GOD IS ALWAYS GOOD THOMIST ETHICAL CONCEPTS
THE CONSIDERATION OF A SPECIFIC SITUATION IN LIGHT OF MORAL’S KNOWLEDGE CONSCIENCE
LACK OR ABSENCE OF KNOWLEDGE IN A PERSON CAPABLE OF KNOWING A CERTAIN THING OR THINGS. IGNORANCE
IGNORANCE TWO KINDS: INVINCIBLE IGNORANCE VINCIBLE IGNORANCE
INVINCIBLE IGNORANCE INVINCIBLE IGNORANCE
THE AGENT COULD KNOW AND SHOULD KNOW CAN BE CLEARED UP IF ONE IS DILIGENT ENOUGH. VINCIBLE IGNORANCE
A MENTAL AGITATION OF DISTURBANCE BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE APPREHENSION OF SOME PRESENT OR IMMINENT DANGER. FEAR
STRONG TENDENCIES TOWARDS THE POSSESSION OF SOMETHING EVIL ACTIONS OF LUST OR GREED CONCUPISCENCE
STRONG TENDENCIES TOWARDS THE POSSESSION OF SOMETHING GOOD ACTIONS OF JOY, INSIPIRED, MOTIVATED PASSION
AN EXTERNAL FORCE APPLIED BY SOMEONE ON ANOTHER IN ORDER TO COMPEL HIM TO PERFORM AN ACTION AGAINST HIS WILL. VIOLENCE
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