Which of the following is not an example of St. Thomas Aquinas’ requirements for a law to be just?
A. Within the power of individuals to fulfill.
B. Consonant with a reasoned determination of the universal good.
C. Formed to promote private benefit of the majority.
D. Widely promulgated.
Answer:C
Which of the following is not an example of St. Thomas Aquinas’ requirements for a law to be just?
A. Within the power of individuals to fulfill. B. Consonant with a reasoned determination of the universal good. C. Formed to promote private benefit of the majority. D. Widely promulgated.