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Assignment:
The Various Kinds of Law; St. Thomas Aquinas in "The Essential Summa Theologiae" by Fredrick Christian Bauershmidt.
ST 1-2.91.1: ST 1-2.91.1: Whether there is an eternal law? What is Aquinas's main argument, and what is he attempting to convey? Explain Aquinas's understanding of this question. Provide examples from the Summa in Aquinas' I answer, On the Contrary, and replies to sustain Aquinas's view.
ST 1-2.91.2 [pp. 162-165]: Is there any natural law? What is Aquinas's main argument, and what is he attempting to convey? Explain Aquinas's understanding of this question. Provide examples from the Summa in Aquinas' I answer, On the Contrary, and replies to sustain Aquinas's view.
ST 1-2.91.3 [pp. 165-168]: Is there any human law? What is Aquinas's main argument, and what is he attempting to convey? Explain Aquinas's understanding of this question. Provide examples from the Summa in Aquinas' I answer, On the Contrary, and replies to sustain Aquinas's view.
ST 1-2.91.4: Whether there was any need for Divine law? What is Aquinas's main argument, and what is he attempting to convey? Explain Aquinas's understanding of this question. Provide examples from the Summa in Aquinas' I answer, On the Contrary, and replies to sustain Aquinas's view.
ST 1-2.91.5: Whether there is but one Divine law? What is Aquinas's main argument, and what is he attempting to convey? Explain Aquinas's understanding of this question. Provide examples from the Summa in Aquinas' I answer, On the Contrary, and replies to sustain Aquinas's view.