Summarize Aquinas’ Natural Law Theory (Unit 7), then demonstrate why, according to this theory, it is immoral to be constantly looking at your phone while your professor is lecturing [do not include the doctrine of double effect]. Since my exam questions are geared toward Aquinas’ version of this theory, you are to summarize his version only, not a generic version of natural law. In Unit 7, I summarize his version in a video and there is also a link to his version entitled “Aquinas Online: Natural Law Theory.” The idea here is that you get extra credit while at the same time preparing for the final. 2 pages, typed, double-spaced. 25 points possible. I will grade it according to 5 point increments (25, 20, 15, 10, 5, 0). Any points you earn will be added on as extra points to your paper point total for the semester. You do not need to cite this, but if there is ANY hint of copying and pasting from any source (this includes quotes) or if your paper sounds too similar to my summary of his theory, you will get 0 credit for the assignment. That is, this must be your completely original understanding and writing from start to finish. Some common phrases, such as “do good and avoid evil in accordance with our rational nature,” can be used without counting against your originality score. Upload your assignment using one of the following file types only: doc, docx, or pdf.
To include: a general introduction/understanding of the theory; the first principle of the natural law and how it is derived (do good and avoid evil); human nature and the three precepts of the natural law, including some examples (do good and avoid evil in accordance with the nature of all living beings, our animal nature, and our rational nature); why looking at your phone while your professor is lecturing is against the natural law.
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