The Treatise on Law by Thomas Aquinas, Part I

Almost every single modern translation of the treatise on law by aquinas is not only abridged, but basically decapitated. Why? Because three fourths of the teatise on law is a treatment of the divine law. And so our preference for the natural law, for him, would be majoring on the miners. Our preference for the new as distinct the old, would be lunging for what is right beyond our reach. So we'll go into this, perhaps a little bit more later on. But if in fact, the divine law reveals that there never was a natural state of being human, apart from supernatural grace,. and that supernatural grace was nothing less than sanctifying