The essence of moral responsibility is in the self-denying moderation of these rights to enable mutual harmony. This is the ultimate premise that makes this ethical system to be universal in the realm of rational persons. The essence of both rights and responsibilities is in the achievement of one's Primary Purposes in Life. These principles are practically applied by answering and acting on the Primary Questions of Living. Theological morality is based on the rigid, universal duality of divine spiritual morals.
Scientific morality is based on the pragmatic, relative plurality of sensual hedonism.
Philosophical morality is based on the moderated judgment of the relative, trinitized values of rational group ethics. Simply, in a conflict between Survival and Free Will, Survival has the prior ethical right. In a conflict between Free Will and Fulfillment, Free Will is prior. Thus the family is ethically prior to the individual, and the state is prior to the family. Priority is for the future.