Natural Reason and Natural Law

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Focusing on the foundation of natural law as articulated by Thomas Aquinas, the book argues that its principles are evident through human reason and do not require belief in God. It addresses modern criticisms from political philosopher Leo Strauss and his followers, asserting that these critiques stem from misunderstandings. The author defends Aquinas's natural-law teaching as rational and universally accessible, emphasizing its relevance to humanity.