text: Moral law doesn't have to "stand" for anything but the application of it by individuals does have to stand the judgment of God!
  
  There is what's called the divine law; the mind and ordering in God's mind.  It's of course not directly knowable, but it can be inferred from various realities, such as natural law and the laws of nature. 
  
  Read the last 1/4th of "the Abolition of Man" to get spun up on it. 
  
  And, it's not my "moral law".  The Church gives me the moral law...and these become criteria that get embedded in the intellect.
  
  You misunderstand the Church's teaching about law, its source and purpose and ordering.
  
  We don't "turn over" individual rights, we order them to the good and the true. 
  
  There is a priority in right; life is the highest, above liberty and above the pursuit of happiness.  Liberty and the pursuit of happiness are contingent on life.  
  
  "Lawful legality"....you're making up terms and then defending them. Have at it.  Bowing out.