The Problem of Natural Law
Lexington Books (2007)
| Abstract | Conscience in Thomas's understanding of natural law -- The objections of the ancient philosophers -- The objections of the Calvinist christians -- On the possibility of revising Thomas's teaching on conscience -- Those who deny the existence of human nature -- Those who deny the moral relevancy of human nature -- Those who deny the ancient understanding of human nature. | |||||||||
| Keywords | Natural law Law Philosophy | |||||||||
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| Call number | K460.K75 2007 | |||||||||
| ISBN(s) | 0739120379 0739120360 9780739120361 | |||||||||
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