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What Are The Core Tenets Of Natural Rights Philosophy?
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February 2, 2026
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2:53Now PlayingHave you ever wondered why we believe certain freedoms are inherently ours, not granted by any government? This video dives into the powerful concept of natural rights philosophy, a cornerstone of modern thought and legal systems.
Discover the fundamental principles that define our inherent liberties:
► Natural rights are inherent, universal, and inalienable, existing independently of any laws or governments.
► These rights are grounded in human nature, reason, or a divine order, making them undisputable and not subject to governmental removal.
► Understanding natural rights redefines government's role from granting rights to protecting pre-existing individual liberties.
► This philosophy informs crucial concepts like the 'state of nature' and the 'social contract,' shaping the idea of limited government and individual autonomy.
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