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According to the authors, natural law
{ 1 } - is known to us intuitively and directly.
{ 2 } - is based on the conviction that from an empirical observation of human persons we can come to an understanding of human nature and its basic needs.
{ 3 } - bases ethics on an a priori intuition of mental categories.
{ 4 } - bases ethics on an understanding of ourselves as a self-conscious subject.
{ 5 } - is self-evident.
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According to the authors, natural law
{ 1 } - is known to us intuitively and directly.
{ 2 } - is based on the conviction that from an empirical observation of human persons we can come to an understanding of human nature and its basic needs.
{ 3 } - bases ethics on an a priori intuition of mental categories.
{ 4 } - bases ethics on an understanding of ourselves as a self-conscious subject.
{ 5 } - is self-evident.
This is the position of G. E. Moore. See p. 157.
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According to the authors, natural law
{ 1 } - is known to us intuitively and directly.
{ 2 } - is based on the conviction that from an empirical observation of human persons we can come to an understanding of human nature and its basic needs.
{ 3 } - bases ethics on an a priori intuition of mental categories.
{ 4 } - bases ethics on an understanding of ourselves as a self-conscious subject.
{ 5 } - is self-evident.
See p. 157.
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According to the authors, natural law
{ 1 } - is known to us intuitively and directly.
{ 2 } - is based on the conviction that from an empirical observation of human persons we can come to an understanding of human nature and its basic needs.
{ 3 } - bases ethics on an a priori intuition of mental categories.
{ 4 } - bases ethics on an understanding of ourselves as a self-conscious subject.
{ 5 } - is self-evident.
See p. 157.
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According to the authors, natural law
{ 1 } - is known to us intuitively and directly.
{ 2 } - is based on the conviction that from an empirical observation of human persons we can come to an understanding of human nature and its basic needs.
{ 3 } - bases ethics on an a priori intuition of mental categories.
{ 4 } - bases ethics on an understanding of ourselves as a self-conscious subject.
{ 5 } - is self-evident.
See p. 157.
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According to the authors, natural law
{ 1 } - is known to us intuitively and directly.
{ 2 } - is based on the conviction that from an empirical observation of human persons we can come to an understanding of human nature and its basic needs.
{ 3 } - bases ethics on an a priori intuition of mental categories.
{ 4 } - bases ethics on an understanding of ourselves as a self-conscious subject.
{ 5 } - is self-evident.
This is the position of the Declaration of Independence. See p. 157.
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