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Which type of law is characterized by being timeless and unchanging?
Which type of law is characterized by being timeless and unchanging?
Human law varies universally across all cultures and contexts.
Human law varies universally across all cultures and contexts.
False
What is the source of Natural Law?
What is the source of Natural Law?
observation of nature and human reason
Divine Law is often revealed through ______ texts.
Divine Law is often revealed through ______ texts.
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Match the different laws to their characteristics:
Match the different laws to their characteristics:
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Which example corresponds to Human Law?
Which example corresponds to Human Law?
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The function of Natural Law is to provide moral guidance.
The function of Natural Law is to provide moral guidance.
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What do Divine Law and Human Law have in common?
What do Divine Law and Human Law have in common?
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Eternal Law provides the foundation for all other ______.
Eternal Law provides the foundation for all other ______.
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Which principle is NOT a characteristic of Human Law?
Which principle is NOT a characteristic of Human Law?
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Study Notes
Eternal Law
- The overarching order established by God, governing all creation.
- Timeless, unchanging, and reflects divine wisdom.
- Source is divine wisdom and creation.
- Principles of justice and goodness governing the universe; law of gravity.
- Provides the foundation for all other laws.
Natural Law
- The moral law inherent in nature, discoverable by reason.
- Based on human nature, universal principles.
- Source is human reason and observation of nature.
- Rights to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness are examples.
Human Law
- Laws created by humans to govern society.
- Varies by culture, time, and context; adaptable.
- Source is human decisions and societal needs.
- Traffic laws, criminal codes, and civil laws are examples
- Regulates society and maintains order.
Divine Law
- Law revealed by God, often found in religious texts.
- Authoritative for believers; provides moral guidance.
- Source is religious teachings and revelations.
- The Ten Commandments, teachings of various religions are examples.
- Offers specific moral directives for believers.
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Explore the key concepts of Eternal Law, Natural Law, Human Law, and Divine Law. This quiz delves into their definitions, sources, and implications within society and morality. Test your knowledge on these foundational principles that govern human behavior and societal order.
