While many theorists contend that natural law and feminist ethics are at opposite ends of the spectrum, Christina L. H. Traina offers an alternate viewpoint. In Feminist Ethics and Natural Law, The End of the Anathemas, the author draws on Aquina’s moral theology to show how it may actually re-enforce feminist principles. The book also looks at Thomistic ethics in light of the feminist school of thought. | Femenist Ethics and Natural Law by Cristina L. H. Traina, Paperback | Indigo Chapters