Property Rights Bodily Autonomy and the Medical Priesthood
- 314 pages
- 11 hours of reading
The book delves into the contemporary struggle for bodily autonomy amidst increasing government mandates, highlighting the historical significance of this right alongside property ownership. It explores the moral, religious, and constitutional foundations of bodily autonomy, tracing its evolution from ancient societies to modern times. By examining the interplay between inalienable rights and authority, the author advocates for a return to principles of Protestant Resistance Theory, asserting that individuals' bodies belong to the Living God, not to governments or institutions.
