The Idea and Importance of Natural Law - Charles, Daryl J
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For centuries, philosophers, political theorists, jurists, theologians, and other thinkers have proposed, discussed, debated the idea of natural law. Proceeding from an assumption of a shared nature in all human beings, irrespective of culture or location, natural law proponents contend that based on human intuition and reasoning, there is a universal knowledge of the shared nature. In a detailed but easy-to-follow format natural law proponent J. Daryl Charles presents 50 questions and answers regarding the idea of natural law. Discussions include: * How is natural law defined? * Where do we…mehr

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For centuries, philosophers, political theorists, jurists, theologians, and other thinkers have proposed, discussed, debated the idea of natural law. Proceeding from an assumption of a shared nature in all human beings, irrespective of culture or location, natural law proponents contend that based on human intuition and reasoning, there is a universal knowledge of the shared nature. In a detailed but easy-to-follow format natural law proponent J. Daryl Charles presents 50 questions and answers regarding the idea of natural law. Discussions include: * How is natural law defined? * Where do we find evidence of the natural law? * Why is the natural law important? * What is the relationship between the natural law and human rights? * What is the relationship between the natural law and world religions? * What is the natural law important to politics? * What are the standard objections to the natural law? Each question and answer is presented with thorough documentation giving readers the ability to pursue further specific questions of interest.
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J. DARYL CHARLES, PHD, is an affiliate scholar of the John Jay Institute and serves as a contributing editor of Providence: A Journal of Christianity and American Foreign Policy and the journal Touchstone. He has written more than twenty books on issues of natural law, justice, religion, war, ethics, and public policy.