O que é ser jusnaturalista (direito natural)?

Natural Law: The expression “‘Law’ can be used to refer to any criterion of correct judgment in matters of practice (conduct, action), any standard for assessing options for human conduct as good or bad, right or wrong, desirable or undesirable, decent or undignified. This is how the word is used in the expression “natural law”. The expression “‘natural’ can be used to mean that some of these criteria or standards are somehow pre-normative to all human choices. In this conception, these pre-normative standards are not the product of any individual or collective choice or postulation, and cannot be revoked, however much they may be violated, challenged, or ignored. The idea is that recognizing these patterns in someone's deliberations is part of what it means to be reasonable [...]” (John Finnis in “A grand tour of legal theory”, Collected Essays IV, Philosophy of Law) Interesting? Then check out the video to learn what it means to be a natural law theorist and the concept of Natural Law. Being a natural law theorist means proposing that: 1. There are ethical values ​​that guide the happiness and fulfillment of all human beings. 2. Family and the political community are essential for our development as human beings. 3. Law, which must be just, is a condition for our fulfillment in community. And challenging that: 1. There are no objective ethical values ​​and everyone can do whatever they want. 2. Family and politics are dispensable. 3. Law is merely a power structure. Check out the other videos at    • Jusnaturalismo   It was mentioned in Video: Nuremberg Laws, 1935, a set of Nazi laws that promoted antisemitism. Suggested Film: Judgment at Nuremberg (1961), Director Stanley Kramer. Synopsis: “In 1948, the 'war crimes' trials against Nazi officials continued to unfold in Nuremberg. Retired judge Dan Haywood, a resident of the small state of Maine, USA, is assigned the arduous task of presiding over the trial of four German judges accused of using their high positions to permit and legalize the atrocities committed by the Nazis against the Jewish people during World War II.” (Source: Wikipedia) Prof. Dr. Leandro Cordioli. Post-doctoral researcher and PhD in Philosophy (PPGFil, PUCRS). Master in Law (PPGDir, UFRGS). Lawyer. *New! Soon to be launched: a course on natural law and natural rights by John Finnis. I will be posting information on social media and Linktree!!! Linktree Leandrocordioli: https://linktr.ee/Leandrocordioli Social media: Instagram:   / leandrocordioli   AcademiaEdu: https://independent.academia.edu/Lean... Facebook:   / prof.leandrocordioli   Websites: +About Prof. Leandro Cordioli: https://www.leandrocordioli.com.br See more videos on natural law and natural rights: [Link to YouTube video:    • Michel Villey, John Finnis e o direito nat...  ] Some recommended texts: CORDIOLI, Leandro. Justice as an ethical and personalist theme: revisiting character as a complementary guarantee of the rule of law: [Link to YouTube video: https://www.academia.edu/44637539/A_J...] CORDIOLI, Leandro. The virtue of justice: [Link to YouTube video: https://www.academia.edu/35426005/A_V...] Lattes Curriculum: [Link to Lattes Curriculum Vitae] http://lattes.cnpq.br/4005497957612111 See more about natural law in the book "Justice and Natural Law in John Finnis" by Leandro Cordioli. R$ 46.00 (With pre-launch discount) ** Shipping R$ 13.00 PRE-LAUNCH SALE!!! Shipping within 3 business days. LINK TO PURCHASE AT https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FA... Description: The book is a didactic introduction to John Finnis's theory of natural law. The text addresses the relationship between natural law, justice, and natural rights. John Finnis is a professor at Oxford University and the leading advocate of the New School of Natural Law. His Natural law theory proposes a contemporary version of the philosophies of Plato, Aristotle, and Thomas Aquinas. As a distinguishing feature, the work presents the latest version of the list of basic human goods and the supreme principle of morality defended by Finnis in the 2nd Edition of Natural Law and Natural Rights (2011). These are fundamental concepts for a full understanding of what natural law is, and are still little explored in Brazil. Summary 1 Justice, natural law, and natural rights 2 What is natural law? 3 Basic human goods 4 Requirements of practical reasonableness 5 The supreme principle of morality #NaturalLaw #NaturalLawTheory