Exploring Justice, Law, and The Common Good from a Thomistic Perspective

The chapter delves into Thomas Aquinas' perspectives on justice, law, and individual rights, contrasting them with later thinkers like William of Ockham and Francisco Suarez. It explores the interconnectedness of individual rights and the common good, emphasizing the need for a just society that recognizes what is due to its members. The conversation highlights the shift in thinking from traditional to modern views on rights, justice, and the common good, urging a holistic understanding beyond fragmented analyses.