Explain Why It Is Difficult To Enforce Natural Law

Natural law, when associated with the will of God, can have penalties that are of another world. Meaning that because some view natural law as the will of God and may say that these laws aren’t man- made, but rather they are basically our moral principles to follow. This can blur the line between what the law is and what we should do to be morally right. This can make it difficult to enforce natural law because Gods will can be pretty vague and hard to govern, since not everyone lives by the same standards of what Gods will is. Also, the penalties are from another world, so that can be hard to govern and enforce.
Another difficulty is the in a secular version individuals have the right to enforce natural law or the need for enforcing natural law can be cited as an explanation of the deception of government. This is a difficulty, since it would not be uniform in how each individual decides to enforce natural law. While one individual may decide to enforce natural law one way, another person could feel that it should be enforced their way. This discrepancy can lead to confusion over the definition of natural law and/ or to it being difficult to force people to follow the doctrine. The second part means that we can use natural law as a way to explain the deception in our government. This can be difficult
Meaning that it should be held above the legal system that we use. If it is considered above the legal system, how would one be able to enforce it? More importantly how could you make sure that it was being properly enforced?
Lastly, it is difficult to enforce natural law since it is rejected by those who follow contemporary political philosophy. This can make it difficult to enforce natural law because these people, who study topics like politics and law, reject this philosophy. They can potentially influence others to reject the natural law