Natural law differs from legal positivism in:
A)belief that humans possess inalienable rights that are not the products of human making.
B)total rejection of human-made law.
C)belief that human-made law is superior to all other forms of law.
D)that humans are unable to discover moral truths on their own.
E)that humans require a sovereign power to tell them right from wrong.

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Natural law holds that there are certain fundamental rights that are inherent to human beings and cannot be taken away by human-made laws. Legal positivism, on the other hand, argues that the validity of law is based on its source rather than its moral or ethical content.

Natural Law Differs from Legal Positivism In