The term divine impassibility has been used to describe God as unable to suffer, devoid of uncontrollable passions, generally unsusceptible to outside causal or moral influence, unable to experience emotions. The Early Church Fathers, understood that divine impassibility is closely related to divine immutability. Aquinas, says: God is “altogether immutable…it…

Definition of Natural Law from the Position of the Catholic Church According to the Catholic Church, Natural law is inherent in all humans. Saint Thomas Aquinas tells that “God is the source of Natural law”[1] and Natural law is that part of the eternal law governing human conduct accessible through…

Is Civil Disobedience justified in the case of morally controversial laws? Definition and Purpose of Civil Disobedience Civil disobedience is an “illegal activity undertaken to protest laws that are regarded as unjust.”[1] The act is public, conscientious, and non-violent.[2] The purpose of civil disobedience is to call public attention to…