The Philosophical Notion of "Natural Law" Has Its Origins In

question 75

Multiple Choice

The philosophical notion of "natural law" has its origins in:

• A) the atomist ideas of Lucretius.
• B) Anaximander's cosmological theories.
• C) the Socratic Dialogues.
• D) Christian theological writings.
• E) the Stoic doctrine of logos.

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