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Which term is synonymous with “natural rights,” according to Enlightenment philosophers?
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Which term is synonymous with “natural rights,” according to Enlightenment philosophers?

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Universal rights

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I am not completely sure what exactly you are referring to, but I'd say the answer is Locke's theory of life, liberty, and property. Or maybe unalienable rights. Something along those lines.
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