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John Locke's Theory Of Natural Rights

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John Locke's theory of natural rights is a philosophy that asserts individuals have inherent rights to life, liberty, and property.

Key Features

  • Inherent rights to life
  • Inherent rights to liberty
  • Inherent rights to property

Pros

  • Emphasizes the importance of individual freedoms
  • Provides a foundation for democratic principles
  • Has influenced modern political theory and human rights discourse

Cons

  • Interpretations may vary leading to differing beliefs in application
  • Does not address potential conflicts between individual rights

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