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What is the role of the government in natural law?

Answer 1

Natural law theory holds that all human conduct is governed by an inherited set of universal moral rules. ... Natural law is the opposite of “man-made” or “positive” law enacted by courts or governments. Under natural law, taking another life is forbidden, no matter the circumstances involved, including self-defense.

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Answer 2

The role of the government in natural law is to (1) observe and note of nature’s way in systematizing itself; (2) use it as an example and basis for designing rules, regulations and law so that in unity, the state moves according to natural law.

Nature has put itself in order, molding each participant into a role to fill a whole system.

Utilizing nature’s illustration of patterns and methods, humankind can access information that is essential, universally moral and ethical.