Comparing Aquinas's View with Various Thinkers on Eternal Law and Natural Law

This chapter explores Aquinas's perspective on eternal law, natural inclinations, and natural law, contrasting it with the views of Locke, Bestiad, and Rousseau. Analysis includes topics such as divine will, social contract theory, human nature principles, sovereignty, and moral obligations, revealing challenges in integrating Locke's ideas with Aquinas's cohesive system.