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Natural Law Party - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (456 words) |
 | The party bases its platform on the Transcendental Meditation view that natural law is the supreme organizing principle that governs the universe. |
| In April of 2004, the Natural Law Parties of the United States and of the United Kingdom formally disbanded. |
| In the United States of America the Natural Law Party, led by Dr. John Hagelin, ran as a third party that was center-left. |
| natural law: Definition and Much More From Answers.com (1787 words) |
| The Roman Catholic Church understands natural law to be immanent in nature; this understanding is in large part due to the influence of Thomas Aquinas(1225-1274 A.D.), often as filtered through the School of Salamanca. |
| In jurisprudence, natural law is the doctrine that just laws are immanent in nature (that can be claimed as discovered but not created by such things as a bill of rights) and/or that they can emerge by natural process of resolving conflicts (as embodied by common law). |
| Natural law jurisprudence is currently undergoing a period of reformulation (as is legal positivism). |
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