La resignificación de la ley moral natural en el pensamiento medieval

Anuario Filosófico 41 (91):13-29 (2008)
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Abstract

The notion of natural law was to a great extent discovered by the Greeks. Although formulated for the first time by the Stoics, there are important precedents in previous philosophers and tragic writers. Nevertheless, the coming of Christianity, by virtue of its concept of creation, brought along a different notion of God and nature. This meant a decisive change in the notion of the natural law, which we will highlight in these pages.

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