Natural rights offer a profound and enduring moral foundation for the concept that human rights are universal, inherent, and non-negotiable, rooted in the very nature of human beings rather than contingent upon any particular government, culture, or legal system. The theory posits that these rights exist simply because a person exists, and they cannot be…
The Hierarchy of Rights
The concept of a hierarchy of rights is central to legal, ethical, and philosophical discourse, as it seeks to address the complexities that arise when different types of rights—such as human rights, legal rights, and moral rights—come into conflict. The notion implies that not all rights are of equal weight or significance, and that in…
The Limitations of Rights
In modern society, the importance of rights and freedoms is often discussed with a near-reverential tone, particularly in democratic nations like the United States. From free speech to religious liberty, these rights are central to our identity as individuals and citizens. We hold these freedoms in high regard because they stem from the belief that…
The Independent Christian Conservative 