In this episode of the Catechism in a Year podcast, Father Mike Schmitz delves into the moral law, specifically focusing on the natural moral law as outlined in paragraphs 1949 to 1960 of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. He explains that the moral law is divine wisdom, a guide to beatitude, and connects to the eternal law, natural law, revealed law, and civil and ecclesiastical laws. Father Mike emphasizes that natural law isn't the same as the law of nature but is instead rooted in reason and freedom, expressing an original moral sense that enables humans to discern good from evil. He highlights that while the application of natural law may vary, its principal precepts are expressed in the Decalogue and are accessible through grace and revelation due to the effects of sin.
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