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How Does Natural Rights Philosophy Justify Individual Rights?
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January 22, 2026
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2:49Now PlayingHave you ever pondered the origins of individual rights and why certain freedoms are considered fundamental to human existence? This video explores how natural rights philosophy lays the groundwork for our understanding of justice and governance.
Discover the profound insights of natural rights philosophy:
► Individual rights are inherent to human beings, not granted by governments or societies.
► These rights, like life, liberty, and property, are discoverable through reason or divine source, as argued by thinkers like John Locke.
► Governments are formed to protect these pre-existing rights, and their legitimacy depends on safeguarding them.
► Natural rights are inalienable and universal, challenging the idea that rights are mere privileges bestowed by rulers.
► This philosophy provides a moral foundation for limited government, holding political power accountable to a higher standard of justice.
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