Tag: #PoliticalPhilosophy

Political philosophy is that group of government and rights theories that deal with the art of political science, political opinion, theories of government or public power. The central theme political philosophers have traditionally addressed is the proper role(s) of government.

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Posted in Natural Rights Rights Temporal Rights

An Irrefutable Definition of Natural Rights

Posted in Logic Religion Rights

Prepping the Debate Class

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Posted in Constitution Human Rights Natural Rights Secular Rights Temporal Rights

A New Rights Party

Posted in Human Rights Natural Rights Secular Rights Temporal Rights

Traditional Sources of Natural Rights

Posted in Human Rights Natural Rights Temporal Rights

The Powerful Effects of the New Rights Paradigm

US Senate Chamber
Posted in Constitution

What the Senate is Teaching Us

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Posted in Human Rights

Science Weaponizes Conservatism

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Posted in Gender Happiness

The Gender Explosion

US Constitution
Posted in Constitution

The Birth of Confidence: The New Constitution

The bigoted scale of justice
Posted in Law Religion Religious Freedom

The Failed Promise of Secularism

Map of 1776 Colonies
Posted in Constitution Human Rights Law

The Resurgent States of America

Posted in Constitution Human Rights Law

Socialism: The Law of the Jungle

Mental Complexity is Daunting
Posted in Happiness Logic

Logical Thinking for Better Understanding

The Andromeda Galaxy
Posted in Religion

Why Am I Doing This Blog?

Rocks with rights
Posted in Human Rights Law Natural Rights

Even Rocks Have Rights

Posted in Constitution Human Rights Natural Rights Rights Temporal Rights

Human Rights: How to Know Them

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Posted in Constitution Human Rights Law Natural Rights

Rights: Threads of the Human Fabric

Posted in Human Rights Natural Rights Religion

The Physics of Morality

Posted in Law Religion

Here’s the Preface

Posted in Human Rights Law Logic

Abstraction: a Legislative Trap