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Tribune7
Our rights our inherent to an axiomatic belief they come from a Creator. I am as certain as I am of God's existence that if you change this axiom our rights go away
652 -t7-

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Our rights are a self evident fact. They are an inherant part of our free will.
Our rights will not go away if we do not believe in your God, or in any gods.
662

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Tribune7 wrote:
Our rights exist because God exist, whether you believe in Him or not

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Free will & inalienable rights demonstrably exist, with or without a belief in your god.
At 652 you claim our rights "go away" if we change this belief. Has this happened? - When? Where?

[Tribune7]

At 652 you claim our rights "go away" if we change this belief. Has this happened? - When? Where?

Since God exists and our rights are inalienable they can never go away.

The concern expressed in 652 was that those who acquire power will be unrestrained in violating those rights without the expressed, public understanding they are sacred.

You do recognize that rights can be violated?