Why should God’s Natural Moral Law be the foundation for all other laws? (i can't fnd religion so i just put it in biology)

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Why should God’s Natural Moral Law be the foundation for all other laws? (i can't fnd religion so i just put it in biology)

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It’s fair and it’s mainly about love and respect for one another

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