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    Natural rights such as the right of avenging oneself and ... — Carmelics
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    Supports→The transition from the state of nature to the civil state requires the universal renunciation of certain natural rights and the investment of those prerogatives in a central authority.

    Natural rights such as the right of avenging oneself and judging good and evil must be surrendered to establish civil order.

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    There are a number of social and political ramifications that follow from Spinoza’s ethical doctrines of human action and well-being. Because disagreement and discord between human beings is always the result of our different and changeable passions, “free” individuals—who all share the same nature and act on the same principles—will naturally and effortlessly form a harmonious society. “Insofar as men are torn by affects that are passions, they can be contrary to one another …[But] insofar as m

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