Philosophers have proposed two fundamentally different accounts about the origin and nature of moral rights.
A) Some say that we have certain rights independently of any human conventions, while other say they are socially constructed.
B) Some say that rights are guaranteed by the Constitution and the legal system, while other say they are socially constructed.
C) Some say that we have certain rights independently of any human conventions, while other say that rights are guaranteed by the Constitution and the legal system.
D) Some say that rights vary from country to country, while others say that all humans are created equal and therefore have the same rights.

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Philosophers debate whether moral rights are inherent and exist independently of human conventions or are constructed by society. This captures the fundamental philosophical divide over the nature of moral rights, contrasting inherent rights with socially constructed ones.

Philosophers Have Proposed Two Fundamentally Different Accounts About the Origin