Natural law acts as the essential, divinely-ordained rule set that limits human behavior and establishes the basis for a functioning society.

“There are rules that you didn't write that you have to abide by. That's not a judgment. That's a statement of fact. Some call it natural law. It's been the basis of every functioning society since the beginning of time.”

Natural law establishes that humans possess inherent, unalienable rights that are discernable and exist independent of government or religious decree.

“We are saying that there are certain laws in the universe established by nature and of and by nature's God. And that these laws provide certain unalienable rights to human beings.”