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There is no objective author of the natural law. It's not
Posted on: January 20, 2020 at 09:04:34 CT
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created, it is discovered through the process I just discussed.
And if there are no breaks in the logical chain of deduction, then there is no subjectivity involved. The only subjectivity is whether you accept that each man has a superior right to his life.
Terms such as "generally accepted" imply subjectivity by their very nature.
Yes, as to the starting axiom. Some may not accept the axiom that each person has a superior right to his life. These are usually not good people. But if you accept that axiom, then the rest follows.
Again, the natural law is not controversial unless you want to control the lives of other people.
And if there are no breaks in the logical chain of deduction, then there is no subjectivity involved. The only subjectivity is whether you accept that each man has a superior right to his life.
Terms such as "generally accepted" imply subjectivity by their very nature.
Yes, as to the starting axiom. Some may not accept the axiom that each person has a superior right to his life. These are usually not good people. But if you accept that axiom, then the rest follows.
Again, the natural law is not controversial unless you want to control the lives of other people.
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There is no objective author of the natural law. It's not - ummmm MU - 1/20 09:04:34