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Why is it that the precedent of breaking a bad law might weaken the force, and lead to discretionary violation of those which are good?

It's an opinion expressed by Thomas Paine in his book 'Rights of Man'.
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Why is the rule of the law so easily damaged or broken?

Why is the rule of law so difficult to keep once established? Is it because of the limitation of law, or something to do with human emotions and behavior? We cannot break laws of nature, but law made ...
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How do proponents of the New Natural Law Theory (NNLT), such as John Finnis & Germain Grisez, define natural law?

I looked in the main books of NNLT, namely Natural Law and Natural Rights by John Finnis and The Way of the Lord Jesus by Germain Grisez, but I did not find a definition of natural law.
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