Tag Archives: natural law
Locke and the right to punish
So here’s a work up on the right to punish as communicated by John Locke in the Two Treatises. A more thorough analysis is surely possible, and desirable, but I had an upper limit of 2000 words, so this is … Continue reading
Posted in Justice, Philosophy, Politics
Tagged Crime, John Locke, Justice, Law, natural law, Natural Rights, philosophy, Rights, Two Treatises of Government
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Divine Command Theory
I just read the most maddening, illogical, and vapid attempt at a legitimate treatment on the source of moral action. It is by a theist nit-wit named Janine Marie Idziak. I won’t go into all of the reasons why it … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Religion
Tagged atheism, atheist, DCT, divine command theory, ethics, God, Janine Marie Idziak, morality, natural law, religion, theist
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