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Augustine was a rationalist he believed logic was the source of all law.
Answer: False
For Aristotle, the common good is achieved when men submit to just men or just laws.
Answer: True
For Aquinas, the wellspring of all law is natural law.
Answer: False
There is no rational argument for the existence of a Hebrew natural law tradition. Revelation is
clearly the only source of Hebrew law.
Answer: False
For Aquinas, the law written on the heart is all one needs to develop virtuous habits.
Answer: False
The gospel is good news. News is communication. Communication is presupposes rationality.
Answer: True
For Kant, moral principles are self-evident.
Answer: true
According to the colonists, civil government has the inherent right to text. No representation is
necessary.
Answer: False
Aquinas Requires law to be applied equally to all citizens. No exceptions.
Answer: False
According to Locke, the purpose of civil government is to secure economic equality.
Answer: False
The American founders wholeheartedly adopted locks three basic natural rights - life, Liberty,
and property.
Answer: True
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