Question

each of the following is a type of law discussed by st. thomas in our reading except: divine law eternal law human law juridical law question 12 4 pts according to marcus aurelius in the meditations, time is like an ever - flowing river. in the scheme of things, it makes no difference if you die tomorrow or 50 years from now. either way, life on this earth is an instant. we are all citizens of the cosmos. all of the above.

Explanation:

St. Thomas Aquinas discussed eternal law (the governance of the universe by God), divine law (God's revelation in scripture), and human law (laws made by humans). Juridical law is not a type he focused on. For Marcus Aurelius in Meditations, he did use the river metaphor for time (e.g., "Time is a sort of river of passing events"), he emphasized the insignificance of the length of human life in the grand scheme (life on earth is an instant), and the idea of being citizens of the cosmos (part of a larger whole).

Answer:

For the first question: juridical law.
For the second question: All of the above.