The Natural Law and Synderesis: St. Thomas Aquinas and Leo Strauss (original) (raw)

On Leo Strauss’s Understanding of the Natural Law Theory of Thomas Aquinas

Douglas Kries

Thomist, 1993

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St Thomas Aquinas and the Natural Law Tradition

Tim Murphy

T. Murphy (ed.), Western Jurisprudence (Dublin, Thomson Round Hall, 2004), pp. 94–125, 2004

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Thomas Aquinas´ thought on natural law: a new look at an old issue

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A Modest Reading of St. Thomas Aquinas on the Connection Between Natural Law and Human Law

Louis Hensler

2009

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Between Scylla and Charybdis: Aquinas Political Thought and His Notion of Natural Law and Ius Gentium

Pía Valenzuela

International Law and Religion: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives. History and Theory of International Law Series, Oxford University Press, 43-63, 2017

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St. Thomas Aquinas's notion of natural law

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An Unconventional Alliance That Should Have Been: Revisiting Hart's Mistake in Rejecting Aquinas' Natural Law Theory

Eric Boos

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2003

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The Vision of Virtue and Knowledge of the Natural Law in Thomas Aquinas

Kevin O'Reilly

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A statement with reference to Summa Theogiae, I-II, q. 94, on why the approach of Thomas Aquinas to natural law is advantageous, with particular reference to moral norms and bio-ethics, and an explanation as to why his Natural Law theory remains the most comprehensive.

Matthew Charlesworth SJ

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According to Divine Riches: Thomas Aquinas and the Metaphysics of Natural Law DRAFT

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The Practical Value of Natural Law Theory in the Work of St Thomas Aquinas

Mario Šilar

2008

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The Logic of Natural Law in Aquinas's Treatise on Law

James Fieser

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Natural Law and the Roman Catholic Tradition: The Importance of Philosophical Realism

Anthony Lisska

American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 2012

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Beyond a Dichotomy. Aquinas’s Theory of Natural Law as a Form of Autonomous Theonomy

Daniele Bertini, Maria Silvia Vaccarezza

Moral Heteronomy. History, Proposals, Reasons, Arguments, special issue of «Dialegesthai. Rivista telematica di filosofia» 19 (2017). https://mondodomani.org/dialegesthai/msv01.htm

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Philo Judaeus and Hugo Grotius’s Modern Natural Law

Meirav Jones

Journal of the History of Ideas, 2013

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Stephen L. Brock, The Light That Binds. A Study in Thomas Aquinas’s Metaphysics of Natural Law (Eugene: Pickwick, 2020)

David Torrijos-Castrillejo

European Journal for the Study of Thomas Aquinas 39 (2021) 85-87

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From Natural Law to the Golden Rule: Aquinas Revisited

Damiano Simoncelli

2018

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Preliminary comments on the genesis of the concept of natural law in the approach taken by St. Isidore of Seville

Bartosz Zalewski

„Acta Iuris Stetinensis” 2024, No 3 (49), pp. 125–156, 2024

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Natural Law in Aquinas and Grotius - An Ethics for Our Times?

Sean Coyle

New Blackfriars, 2016

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Natural Law as a Limiting Concept. A Reading of Thomas Aquinas

Ana Marta González

2008

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From Ethical Naturalism to Aquinas’ Notion of Natural Law: A Non-Trivial Convergence?

mariano asla

Religions, 2024

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Aquinas and the Natural Law: A Derivationist Reading of ST I-II, Q. 94, A. 2

Peter Seipel

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Brief examination of Thomas Aquinas' conception of law

Chisala D . Bwalya

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Aquinas, Morality and Modernity. The Search for the Natural Moral Law and the Common Good

Peter Critchley

2013

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Natural and Positive Law in Thomas Aquinas and Oliver Wendell Holmes

Avery E Daniel

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"Depositum gladius non debet restitui furioso: Precepts, synderesis and virtues in Saint Thomas Aquinas"

Ana Marta González

The Thomist, 1999

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Non-Natural Natural Law: Bridging the Gap Between Aristotle and Ross

Richard C Playford

ethic@, 2021

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A Controversies in Natural Law from Zeno to Grotius. Two competing ideas in the history of Natural Law: law as human reason versus law as God's command (2012)

Anna Taitslin

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DIGEST OF POSTULATES OF NATURAL LAW; Thomas Aquinas, Lon Fuller, and Finnis

Tonny Nyarko

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Aquinas on Law and Natural Law

Michael Baur

The Oxford Handbook of Aquinas, 2012

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Towards a New Narrative of Natural Law Thinking in Early Modern Scholasticism

José Luis Egío García

Rechtsgeschichte - Legal History Rg 27, 280 - 283, 2019

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Human Participation in the Eternal Law through the Natural Law in the Thought of Thomas Aquinas and Bernard Lonergan: Transpositions from a Classical to a Modern Mindset

Wayne Lott

2016

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Aquinas on Natural Law and Sin

Thes Kascsak

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Good Without God? The Case for the Weak Natural Law Thesis of Aquinas

Leah Varvaressos

2023

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The Natural Law, the Virtues, and Consequences in the Ethical Theory of Saint Thomas Aquinas

David J Klassen

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