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Religion, Human Rights and Post-Secular Legal Theory
(Excerpt) The idea of human rights embodies the moral outlook and aspirations of modernity. It is through the language of human rights that political obligations are established and articulated, and it is through the language of human rights that an account of human nature and personhood is given me
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