10 Questions
Practical reason involves making moral decisions based on emotions
False
The natural law is understood as a set of external rules imposed on human beings
False
The first natural inclination is to preserve the existence of the species
False
The second natural inclination is to know the truth about God
False
Man is not obliged to preserve his own existence according to natural law
False
The third level of inclinations involves faith and social relations
True
Aquinas indicated that the first natural inclination is to live in society
False
Natural law is understood as a set of external rules imposed on human beings by a higher authority
False
The order of natural inclinations corresponds with the order of the directives of human law
False
Practical reason is able to decide how to fulfill the precepts of natural law with recourse to evil actions
False
Explore Thomas Aquinas' philosophical ideas on natural law, including its principles, essential points, and relation to human law. Learn about the role of reason, good, and evil in shaping moral frameworks.
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