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Natural Rights

Natural rights are fundamentally tied to human nature, but their specific outcomes and manifestations depend on deeper normative decisions. These rights are not merely given; they require an acknowledgment of certain life outcomes as due.

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Natural Rights

Concepts

Natural rights can be based on human nature only insofar as a specific outcome and manifestation of life is acknowledged as due.

There is a deeper normative decision to be made before we can decide on the contents of natural rights.

Definition

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