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Snezhnost [94]
3 years ago
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Human laws are more important than natural laws for human why?

Physics
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Vika [28.1K]3 years ago
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En el presente ensayo se hace una reseña de las críticas que ha recibido la teoría de la ley natural, originalmente propuesta por Germain Grisez y posteriormente desarrollada por otros filósofos del derecho, como John Finnis, Joseph Boyle, William May y Patrick Lee. Los objetivos del autor son demostrar, en primer lugar, que contrariamente a lo que sus críticos afirman, la teoría de la ley natural propuesta por Grisez no excluye el supuesto de que el bien humano básico o las normas morales están basadas en la naturaleza humana o tienen conexión con ella; y en segundo lugar, que Grisez y sus seguidores están en lo correcto al mantener que nuestro conocimiento del bien humano básico y de las normas morales no necesita ni puede ser lógicamente deducido o inferido o derivado de los hechos de la naturaleza humana.

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