The Natural Law bases moral judgments on a. inner, moral feelings. b. the consequences of an action. c. the ends that are embedded in human nature. d. innate, moral principles.
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Step 1: The Natural Law theory is a moral theory that is based on the belief that there are certain moral truths that are inherent in human nature. Show more…
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