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ST. THOMAS AQUINAS
ON
THE LAW
SUMMA THEOLOGIAE
FIRST PART OF THE SECOND PART (I-II)
(Trans.
Alfred J.
Freddoso)
QUESTION
96
The Force of Human Law
PREAMBLE
The Force of Human Law
We next have to consider the force
(potestas) of human law. On this topic
there are six questions: (1) Should human law
be formulated in a general way? (2) Should human
law restrain vices? (3) Should human law prescribe
acts of all the virtues? (4) Does human law impose
necessity on man with respect to his conscience?
(5) Are all men subject to human law? (6) Is it
permissible for those subject to the law to go beyond
the words of the law in their actions? |
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ON
THE LAW
ON
THE LAW IN GENERAL
I-II,
q. 90, The Essence of Law
I-II,
q. 91, The Different Kinds of Law
I-II,
q. 92, The Effects of Law
THE
PARTS OF LAW
Eternal
law
I-II,
q. 93, Eternal Law
Natural
law
I-II,
q. 94, The Natural Law
Human
law
I-II,
q. 95, Human Law
I-II,
q. 96, The Force of Human Law
I-II,
q. 97, Changes in Human Law
The
old law
I-II,
q. 98, The Old Law
I-II,
q. 99, The Precepts of the Old Law
I-II,
q. 100, The Moral Precepts of the Old Law
I-II,
q. 101, The Ceremonial Precepts of the Old Law in Themselves
I-II,
q. 102, The Causes of the Ceremonial Precepts
I-II,
q. 103, The Duration of the Ceremonial Precepts
I-II,
q. 104, The Judicial Precepts of the Old Law
I-II,
q. 105, The Nature of the Judicial Precepts
The
new law
I-II,
q. 106, The Law of the Gospel, called the New Law, in Itself
I-II,
q. 107, The Relation between the Old Law and the New Law
I-II,
q. 108, The Contents of the New Law
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