According to St.Thomas Aquinas,in order to be just,a human law must be

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St.Thomas Aquinas believed that for a human law to be just, it must be within the realm of possibility for individuals to fulfill. This means that the law should not be oppressive or outside of the people's capabilities. Aquinas emphasized that human laws should be in harmony with natural laws, but they do not necessarily have to be natural laws themselves. The approval of the church or the law being written is not mentioned as necessary requirements for a just human law by Aquinas.