Philosophers, Such as John Locke, Argued That a Body of Law

question 18

Multiple Choice

Philosophers, such as John Locke, argued that a body of law existed that predates the formal creation of society and government. Locke argued that such laws are god-given, exist within human beings from the time they are born, and are intrinsic in human nature. This concept is referred to as

• A) statutory law.
• B) common law.
• C) biblical law.
• D) natural law.
• E) moral law.

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