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5 April, 20:25

How does the "natural law" differ from the laws created by governments?

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  1. 5 April, 20:26
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    i don really know but if u see the person under me they have a really good answer
  2. 5 April, 20:42
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    Natural law and positive law differ in a number of ways. Firstly, natural laws are God-given laws inherent in our being whereas positive laws are man-made ... Thirdly, whereas natural laws are eternal and constant, positive laws can be amended or rescinded.
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