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The belief that murder is inherently wrong is an example of:

A. natural law
B. positivist law
C. formal law
D. Good Samaritan law



Answer :

Final answer:

Natural law advocates inherent rights based on human nature, while positive law refers to human-made laws.


Explanation:

Natural law is a philosophy that asserts certain rights or values as inherent to human nature and universally understandable through human reason.

Positive law refers to human-made laws of a specific community or society.

In the context of the belief that murder is inherently wrong, it aligns more with the principles of natural law.


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