Are the Love Precepts Really Natural Law’s Primary Precepts?

Proceedings of the American Catholic Philosophical Association 66:45-71 (1992)
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Abstract

According to Aquinas, the love of God and neighbor can be either based on Christian revelation or natural knowledge. If the former, the love precepts are the primary precepts of Christian morality; if the latter, the love precepts are the primary precepts of natural law.

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