God, Rights, and the American Experiment
Some of the most valuable insights in history come from scholars able to reduce complicated ideas into clear, lasting principles. In On Power, cited in last week’s discussion of the 9th Amendment, Mark Levin explains that America’s founding documents uniquely blended two traditions: the concept of “natural rights from God” and the rational framework of Enlightenment thinkers. This fusion created a nation unlike any before it.
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