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yes, they both agree that man's ability to reason is the
Posted on: March 18, 2021 at 14:52:31 CT
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genesis of Natural Law (Nature of Man)
But at some point that ability to reason diverges to
different conclusions.
St. Thomas states what he believes the Natural Law includes preservation of life and continuation of the species he also defines other laws not germane to this discussion.
Rothbrad doesn't appear to attempt to define what reason leads to other than life, liberty, and property. Which he further limits to MY life, MY liberty, MY property, none of which touches on the fact that mankind is social in nature and as such MUST live and act in social settings.
Edited by tigerinhogtown at 16:32:09 on 03/18/21
But at some point that ability to reason diverges to
different conclusions.
St. Thomas states what he believes the Natural Law includes preservation of life and continuation of the species he also defines other laws not germane to this discussion.
Rothbrad doesn't appear to attempt to define what reason leads to other than life, liberty, and property. Which he further limits to MY life, MY liberty, MY property, none of which touches on the fact that mankind is social in nature and as such MUST live and act in social settings.
Edited by tigerinhogtown at 16:32:09 on 03/18/21
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yes, they both agree that man's ability to reason is the - tigerinhogtown STL - 3/18 14:52:31so is moral code static or dynamic, objective or realitive?(nm) - tigerinhogtown STL - 3/18 13:39:41