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The US Constitution provides a framework for our laws, but what does it have to say about morality? Paul DeHart ferrets out that document's implicit moral assumptions, demonstrating that the Constitution presupposes a natural law to which human law must conform. His argument works toward resolving current debates over the Constitution's normative framework.

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The case DeHart makes for the moral telos of the Constitution has been made now in a way that must be utterly compelling to anyone who has not closed his mind entirely to the canons of reason. This is a rare and remarkable achievement. I know of nothing else that does the work this well."" - Hadley Arkes, Amherst College, author of Constitutional Illusions and Anchoring Truths

Uncovering the Constitutions Moral Design

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      Publisher: University of Missouri Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 6/30/2017 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780826221308, 978-0826221308
      ISBN10: 0826221300
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      Book Synopsis
      The US Constitution provides a framework for our laws, but what does it have to say about morality? Paul DeHart ferrets out that document's implicit moral assumptions, demonstrating that the Constitution presupposes a natural law to which human law must conform. His argument works toward resolving current debates over the Constitution's normative framework.

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      The case DeHart makes for the moral telos of the Constitution has been made now in a way that must be utterly compelling to anyone who has not closed his mind entirely to the canons of reason. This is a rare and remarkable achievement. I know of nothing else that does the work this well."" - Hadley Arkes, Amherst College, author of Constitutional Illusions and Anchoring Truths

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