Navigating Moral Philosophy: From Natural Law to Virtue Ethics

This chapter explores the intricacies of moral philosophy, critiquing the exclusion of biblical principles in forming ethical frameworks. It contrasts consequentialism and deontology, ultimately advocating for virtue ethics and discussing natural law as a foundational element of moral understanding. Through the lens of Thomas Aquinas, the chapter illuminates the interconnectedness of human law and natural law, underscoring the importance of genuine goods in moral decision-making.