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Natural Law for a Lawless People

Natural Law for a Lawless People

September 11, 2020 | by Adam J. MacLeod

Hobbes’ thin conception of natural law cannot sustain all the activities of a fully flourishing community, but it does appeal to those who live in fear of losing their basic security. Many people are possessed by that fear today, as many were in Hobbes’ time. But we have much to lose if the Hobbesian view of law prevails.

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