In the context of natural law theory, which of the following do natural law ethicists stand against specifically on the grounds that it involves the direct and intentional killing of a person?
A) murder in self-defense
B) active euthanasia
C) war
D) suicide

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Natural law ethicists oppose active euthanasia because it involves the direct and intentional killing of a person, which contradicts the natural law principle of preserving human life.

In the Context of Natural Law Theory, Which of the Following