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John Locke

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American History

 

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May 7, 2013

 

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These inalienable rights or natural rights have derived from the law of nature. The law of nature is a state that relies purely on the law of God, which is also known as moral law. This law gave people the natural right to life, liberty, and happiness without question. In addition, Locke believed that people also possess the basic right of self-defense if under attack...
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This law gave people the natural right to life, liberty, and happiness without question. In addition, Locke believed that people also possess the basic right of self-defense if under attack. However, Locke's key aspect of his theories was the basic idea of equality. He said that nobody has the right to rule and that consent is critical because it's based on the premises that all people are equal...
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