The difference is that “A Good” is innovative, adaptive, dynamic, and evolutiona

The difference is that “A Good” is innovative, adaptive, dynamic, and evolutionary where ‘The Good” is static, stagnating, and devolutionary – at least competitively.

The natural law says largely what not to do, and says what to do (good) only so far as prohibiting bads. In the production of goods, there are many choices possible that are not bad. What humans choose among the available good choices is merely what is practical for them.

The faith does not provide anything like this decidability or advice.

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