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Natural Law Ethics, rooted in Thomistic ethics by St. Thomas Aquinas, posits that moral law is derived from reason and directs individuals towards the good, which aligns with human nature. Moral actions are determined by the object, intention, and circumstances, and must adhere to the three-fold natural inclinations of self-preservation, just dealings, and propagation. The principles of double effect guide moral decision-making, emphasizing that good intentions and proportional reasoning are essential in ev
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