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Yeah, I can make a secular interpretation of "God-given" as akin to some innate desire of human nature that should be fostered.
The Founders believed that human nature is constant and must be protected by the state; the Marxists believed that human nature is malleable and must be shaped by the state. Without a stable sense of human nature, power replaces rights as the basis for law. Results not good!
Power has always shaped rights and the law.
Maybe just use the obvious parallels in primatology that speak to ape-wide wiring for altruism? https://harvardtothebighouse.com/2018/10/16/our-lives-are-not-our-own/ …pic.twitter.com/Z3E5dVtved
I agree to some degree, but there are plenty aspects of human nature that shouldn't be protected by the state. And that's my overall issue with the framing of "God-given" rights and/or simple appeals to nature. I see them as rhetorical strategies that work to strengthen the...
...bonds between people who are already in large agreement, but they are quite useless for bridging divides. Ultimately these positions need to be argued on intellectual grounds. I don't see any other way.
Power and only power sets rules. While the rules are enforced - power can hide behind law but if there is no power behind law - law cannot endure.
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