What is Natural Rights?
- Innate Rights, Divinely bestowed
- Every person has exact same rights
Our Natural Right is innate in us as divine beings, children of The Creator.
We have the inalienable right to our life, to our freedom, and to our own property. We have the right to live our life as we Will, so long as we do not harm or infringe on the rights of other beings. We have the Right to exist.
- *What is a right? Correct, Just, True, Lawful, Moral,
- *Any action that does not harm another sentient being
- Do what you wish, as long as it does not interfere with another’s rights
Apophatic definition - Negative definition of rights Essentially, other than doing an action that harms or takes away the free will choice of another being - you can do WHATEVER you want.
We understand what is RIGHT through understanding first and foremost that which is WRONG - we cut out those actions which are harmful and violent and what remains is either morally positive, or at the very least neutral and harms none.
(you don’t have a right to healthcare, etc.) You only have a right for others to not prevent you from obtaining things which you are capable of obtaining What does the right to healthcare mean if you are living in a small community on an isolated island?
You don’t have a “right” to food, you have the right to obtain food in a non-violent manner.
- The Definition of a Right
- All Rights Are Negative What is Natural Rights?
- Innate Rights, Divinely bestowed
- Every person has exact same rights What is a right?
- Correct, Just, True, Lawful, Moral,
- Any action that does not harm another sentient being
- Do what you wish, as long as it does not interfere with another’s rights
- Apophatic definition A right is based in Truth, in Natural Law, Objective Morality
- No person or man-made institution can define or take away rights - they are divine
- Legal is not moral or right Rights
- Actions that do not initiate harm towards other sentient beings
- Harm - means to take away their free will, commit violence, theft (all these are one and the same)