Natural Law - Laws and precepts of the basis of morality

"The idea of natural laws is sometimes described as the view that there is an unchanging, normative order that is part of ........................." - Buckle

• the natural world

• God

• society

• animals

This .............. , ........... and .......... is determined by a super-natural power

• order

• direction

• purpose

• power

Natural law is therefore about acting in such ways that we consistently move towards this what?

(a)  

Despite its teleological focus, Natural Law is often classed as what option?

• normative, deontological theory that identifies principles of duty

• normative, utilitarian theory that identifies principles of duty

Which ancient philosopher can Natural Law be traced back to?

• Aristotle

• Hume

• Aquinas

• Guanilo

According to Aristotle, when humans act morally, their purpose of (a)   is fulfilled.

Overall, Aristotle saw the goal of human life was happiness. - What is the term Aristotle used?

• Eudimonia

• Telos

• deontological

• pleasure

For Aristotle happiness was very different to pleasure. True or False?

• True

• False

He thought reasoned choices would lead to (a)  

Through reasoned thinking we can see (a)   of classical Natural Law.