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The link is in the podcast episode description box. Music Hey everyone. I just wanted to share a quick thought with you about natural law or natural order, or maybe natural revelation, depending on the word you want to use.

But one of the things that I find interesting about the

critiques of natural law is generally they start with this understanding that natural law and

sinful activities are somehow consistent with each other, related to each other.

There's no contradiction between them.

And if you adopt a natural law framework, then you are necessarily adopting sinful behavior

as part of that framework. So it'll often go something like

this because nature exists in the context of a sin-cursed world and because terrible things can

happen in nature, if you were to emulate those terrible things and do them as human beings, things

you see in the animal kingdom, for example, or, or this is more often the case, they'll say,

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