Natural Law flashcards
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This Natural Law page on GoConqr gathers over 20 community-made flashcard decks, covering Aristotle, Aquinas, precepts and evaluation. They are mainly for school students practicing key terms and arguments, and teachers looking for classroom material, with a few resources for university students. Choose a deck and start studying.
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33 cardsNatural Moral Law
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13 cardsAquinas' Natural Law - Ethics - Theme 2 - Eduqas A-Level Religious Studies What are the 4-Levels of Law?
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3 cardsNatural Law Strengths and Weaknesses Natural Law Strengths and Weaknesses
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32 cardsThomas Aquinas and Natural Law Who came up with the five precepts?
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25 cardsNatural Law Theory What type of theory is NLT?
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22 cardsNatural Law What are the key features of Aristotle's thinking which inspired Aquinas?
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9 cardsNatural Moral Law
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6 cardsAquinas' Further Development of Natural Law Idea of Natural Good
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11 cardsNatural Law Flash Cards
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22 cardsNatural Moral Law Essay
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19 cardsNatural Law Theory: Key Words
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3 cardsJohn Finnis: Modern Development of Natural Law John Finnis and the 7 Basic Forms of Good
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3 cardsStrengths and Weaknesses of Aquinas' Natural Law - Ethics - Theme 2 - Eduqas A-Level Religious Studies What are the Strengths of Natural Law?
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10 cardsNatural law What are the three ideas that Aristotles argument consists of?
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8 cardsAristotle and Natural Law Aristotle says that everything has purpose, how can humans achieve their purpose?
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2 cardsAristotle: Development of Natural Law Aristotle's Four Causes
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6 cardsNatural law
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5 cardsReal and apparent goods What is a real good?
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5 cardsStrengths and weakness of nml Why does nml provide clear cut rules?
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6 cardsNml is incompatible with a religious approach How does Jesus contradict some nml primary precepts?
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5 cardsNml is an adequate basis for decision making What does nml provide for people to follow?
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4 cardsSecondary precepts What does the secondary precept mean?
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4 cardsNml absolutist approach promotes injustice morally wrong behaviour Why does nml promote injustice about sex?
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3 cardsFive primary precepts What does the primary precepts mean?
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2 cardsNml as an absolutist and a deontological approach doesn't work in today's society What do aethesits dispute?
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About natural law flashcards
GoConqr OriginalWhat Natural Law flashcards cover
These decks offer different ways to practice the unit. Natural Moral Law includes definitions of teleological and deontological, while Thomas Aquinas and Natural Law asks questions about precepts and the characteristics of natural law. Other decks focus on Aristotle, real and apparent goods, or strengths and weaknesses.
Choosing and using a deck
Start with the Natural Moral Law deck that asks for definitions if you want to check key terms. Try answering each card before looking at its answer, and return to any terms you find difficult. For a narrower focus, move to Five primary precepts or Secondary precepts.
When you are ready to practice evaluation, use Natural Law Strengths and Weaknesses to consider arguments on both sides. If you want to see ideas laid out together, switch to a mind map on the unit page; a quiz can give you another way to check your understanding. Pick a deck that matches the topic you are studying.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
The Natural Moral Law deck that asks you to define teleological and deontological is a useful starting point for key terms. It also asks about the divisions of law. If you want to focus on a smaller topic instead, look for Five primary precepts or Secondary precepts.
Are these flashcards suitable for A-level study?
Yes. The collection includes a deck on Aquinas and natural law for Eduqas A-level Religious Studies. Other decks cover terms, precepts, Aristotle and strengths and weaknesses. The page is mainly suited to school students, with some resources for university students too.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and saves your quiz scores.