The Transcendence of Human Rights
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Keywords

human rights
transcendence
worldview
axiological ontologism
christianity

How to Cite

Cintra, A. C. F. (2019). The Transcendence of Human Rights. Journal of Brazilian Federal District Public Defensorship, 1(1), 59–68. https://doi.org/10.29327/2193997.1.1-4

Abstract

There are immediate consequences in the adoption of a monistic or dualistic worldview for the concept of human. The discovery of what it is to be a human begins in the communitarian being, when man realizes his attribute of making culture and it is in this that his value is revealed. The emergence of human rights sharply in the Western world has its roots in the contribution brought by Christianity. Human rights are transcendent and are only justified in an axiological ontology that gives man attributes that transcend matter.

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