Natural Law Differs from Legal Positivism In

question 84

Multiple Choice

Natural law differs from legal positivism in:

• A)belief that humans possess inalienable rights that are not the products of human making.
• B)total rejection of human-made law.
• C)belief that human-made law is superior to all other forms of law.
• D)that humans are unable to discover moral truths on their own.
• E)that humans require a sovereign power to tell them right from wrong.

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