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Introduction
• PART I: UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE IMPOVERISHMENT OF MORAL DISCOURSE * The History of Human Rights in International Law
• The Relativism of Universality
• Human Rights as Moral Principles
• PART II: SOUL KEEPING AND STATE BUILDING: PRINCIPLES AND POLITICS FROM PLATO TO MACHIAVELLI * Natural Right: The "Philosophic Quest for the First Things" in Plato and Aristotle
• The Philosophic First Things in the Light of Christianity
• Machiavelli and the Low Road to Modernity
• PART III: THE DECLINE OF TRUTH AND THE RISE OF RIGHTS IN THE THOUGHT OF GROTIUS AND LOCKE * The Grotian Answer to the Machiavellian Challenge
• Locke's Natural Law: The Answer to Grotius's Prayer
• PART IV: BEING AND GOODNESS: THE ALPHA AND OMEGA OF HUMAN RIGHTS *
Being and Goodness: The Essence of Life and Law in the Philosophy of St. Thomas * The Logical Impossibility of Abortion as a Human Right
• Conclusion
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