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    The Natural Law of ST - Thomas

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    St. Thomas Aquinas was born around 1225 in Italy. He proved himself to be a pious and intelligent scholar with a strong desire for logic and understanding. He received his education at Montecassino and Naples, where he joined the Dominican order despite his family's disapproval. He was held captive for two years but later released. He received advanced degrees from the University of Naples and the University of Paris. In 1265, he was appointed Archbishop and dedicated himself to his magnum opus, Summa Theologica.

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    St. Thomas Aquinas was born around 1225 in Italy. He proved himself to be a pious and intelligent scholar with a strong desire for logic and understanding. He received his education at Montecassino and Naples, where he joined the Dominican order despite his family's disapproval. He was held captive for two years but later released. He received advanced degrees from the University of Naples and the University of Paris. In 1265, he was appointed Archbishop and dedicated himself to his magnum opus, Summa Theologica.

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    St. Thomas Aquinas was born around 1225 in Italy. He proved himself to be a pious and intelligent scholar with a strong desire for logic and understanding. He received his education at Montecassino and Naples, where he joined the Dominican order despite his family's disapproval. He was held captive for two years but later released. He received advanced degrees from the University of Naples and the University of Paris. In 1265, he was appointed Archbishop and dedicated himself to his magnum opus, Summa Theologica.

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    St. Thomas Aquinas was born around 1225 in Italy. He proved himself to be a pious and intelligent scholar with a strong desire for logic and understanding. He received his education at Montecassino and Naples, where he joined the Dominican order despite his family's disapproval. He was held captive for two years but later released. He received advanced degrees from the University of Naples and the University of Paris. In 1265, he was appointed Archbishop and dedicated himself to his magnum opus, Summa Theologica.

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    The natural law of

    St.Thomas.
    St. Thomas Aquinas
    (c. 1225-1274)
    St. Thomas Aquinas was born around 1225. Proved himself
    a pious and astute scholar with an insatiable desire for logic
    and understanding. Received his formative education in
    Montecassino and Naples, Italy. Joined the orders of the
    Dominican. His family doesn’t approve of his plans so he
    was held captive in the San Giovanni Fortress but was
    released 2 years later. He received degrees like Master’s in
    the Art from The University of Naples, and Doctorate in
    Theology in University of Paris. He was elevated to the
    priesthood in 1250. He also served as Bachelor Professor .
    He gained extreme popularity due to his intelligence and
    logical thinking. He was appointed as Arch Bishop in 1265
    where he dedicated himself to his principal work “
    SUMMA THEOLOGICA”.
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    of its existence and that having an abortion is simply homicide, these
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    codes. Historically, deception, kidnapping, and coercion have been
    used to obtain contract labourers, with contractual terms often
    reflecting the disadvantageous position of the labourer.

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