Article V
Before there were constitutions, before there were kings, there were natural laws — self-evident truths woven into human existence. This americana folk track traces the idea that some rights aren't granted by governments but recognized by them. The Founders built an entire nation on this premise.
For families, classrooms, and anyone who listens with curiosity.
What does it mean to say that certain rights exist before any government?
How did the concept of natural law influence the Declaration of Independence?
If natural law 'precedes all,' what role does government play in relation to it?
Can you identify a natural right that you exercise every day without thinking about it?