Abstract
Aquinas's Commentary on Romans 1 follows Paul in recounting a narrative about natural knowledge and the culpable loss of its effectiveness through injustice and ingratitude. Throughout his commentary Aquinas imitates Paul in making knowledge depend upon justice. Differing views of justice may lead to differing interpretations of natural law.
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