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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Natural law assumes and requires a Lawgiver. [/quote] No, *you* assume a "lawgiver". Causality is part of natural law. Therefore, natural law itself is not bound by causality and is not required to have a "source." Just as PPs "uncreated creator god" is not required to have a creator. Only without the magic tricks.[/quote]. See definition of natural law a few posts up. Look, we can debate different ethical systems if you like, but natural law theory is as defined.[/quote] Ok, so assuming the definition of "natural law" is "nothing else than the rational creature's participation in the eternal law" then I'd ask for a definition of "the eternal law". Which seems to make a lot of assumptions. Sounds like we're on a collision course with tautology.[/quote] As you wish. So what ethical system do you prefer to discuss?[/quote]
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