Serious questions, then: Why is slavery wrong? Does human life have no innate (non-relative, not bestowed) dignity, in your view? When judges refer (as they

Serious questions, then: Why is slavery wrong? Does human life have no innate (non-relative, not bestowed) dignity, in your view? When judges refer (as they frequently do) to uncodified notions of "fair play" or "good faith and fair dealing," what are they basing those notions on? Is it not a continuation of the ancient Natural Law inclination towards promise-keeping, reflected in many human societies as the oath-breaking taboo?