______ believed that everything in the world has a purpose (telos).
Aristotle
Aristotle called this _____— a Greek word meaning living well, flourishing, and true happiness.
Eudaimonia
Eudaimonia is not _______ happiness like eating ice cream or buying a new phone. Those things make us happy for a while, but they don’t last.
temporary
A _____is a good habit that you practice until it becomes part of who you are
virtue
a Christian philosopher and priest
St. Thomas Aquinas
He admired Aristotle but went further.
St. Thomas Aquinas
Aristotle said happiness is living well with reason.
Aquinas agreed but added: Our final and perfect happiness is only in ______.
God
To him everything good (life, love, truth, happiness) comes from God.
St Thomas Aquinas
Our hearts will always look for something greater — and that’s God.
St Thomas Aquinas
This is the core teaching of St. Thomas.
Natural Law
Natural Law is _____________
God’s wisdom written in our hearts.
It’s the part of God’s ________ (His big plan for creation) that we humans can understand using _______.
eternal law
reason
It teaches us the basic rule: “Do______and avoid _____.”
good
evil
Preserving life is good → so killing or suicide is against ______.
Natural Law
Respecting others is good → so stealing or bullying is against __________.
Natural Law
Think of ________ as your built-in moral compass. Even if you’ve never read the Bible, you still have a sense of what’s right or wrong because God placed it in your heart.
Natural Law
The Different Types of Law (According to Aquinas)
This law is Gods plan. Not under our control but destonied to you
Eternal Law
This law is connected to the bibble or it is written example 10 commandments
Divine Law
This law is about human nature. A type of mali nga normal na sa atua, such as stealing, normal na for us to say that this is wrong even walay bible
Natural Law
Example under this law is traffic rules, government rules. Tao lang nagbuhat. It is changegable
Human Law
God’s master plan for the whole universe.
Eternal Law
God’s law revealed in the Bible.
Divine Law
The part of God’s law that we can understand by reason.
Natural Law