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“Now, the law of nature is so unalterable that it cannot be changed even by God himself. For although the power of God is infinite, yet there are some things, to which it does not extend… Thus, two and two must make four, nor is it possible otherwise, nor again, can what is really evil not be evil.” Who said this?

  1. Kant

  2. Hobbes

  3. Hugo Grotius

  4. Thomas Aquinas
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Explanation

Hugo Grotius said, “Now, the law of nature is so unalterable that it cannot be changed even by God himself. For although the power of God is infinite, yet there are some things, to which it does not extend… Thus, two and two must make four, nor is it possible otherwise, nor again, can what is really evil not be evil.”

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