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Analyse and evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of natural moral law as a definitive ethical theory The strengths that can be credited to natural law are a product of its absolutist deontological view of morality. This is to say that it enables people to establish common rules in order to structure communities. Aquinas's view of reason as a means for moral understanding and his idea of a common nature and morality for all people give natural law a universal proposal that goes beyond any one religion or culture. This can be seen as a very positive aspect considering the conflict and disputes that exist between cultures and societies which all uphold similar basic principles for example, preserving life at all costs. Natural moral law gives a concrete reason to be moral and provides a firm basis for individuals to refuse to cross moral boundaries. It also provides justification and support for those...

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