La ley moral natural según Francisco Suárez
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Suárez undertakes systematic study of natural moral law in Book II of De legibus, which is integrally consecrated to the study of the eternal law, natural right and the right of nations. In confrontation, among others, with the thesis of Gabriel Vázquez, Suárez maintains the natural moral law is a divine obligatory law or command, which orders to do or to avoid that which is «fitting» or «unfitting» with the human rational nature. Divine Mind and Will contribute thus, each within the bounds of his own sphere, towards the promulgation of the natural moral law.
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BACIERO RUIZ, F. T. (2007). La ley moral natural según Francisco Suárez. Revista Española De Filosofía Medieval, 14, 105–118. https://doi.org/10.21071/refime.v14i.6242
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