在列奥·施特劳斯看来，natural right有两层意思，其一是指古

In Leo Strauss, natural right has two meanings, one refers to the natural right on the classical sense, that is the natural right, natural right, classic natural justice says; second refers to the modern sense the natural right (sometimes he also directly expressed in natural rights), namely the Western modern "natural rights" or "innate ideas," says since the 17th century and brought about "the history of ideas" and so on. He believes that natural rights in the second sense of "progress or not," the idea is to dilute the traditional concept of "good and bad" in this modern Western theory of natural rights is the existence of the crisis.

In Leo Strauss's view, the natural right has two meanings, one is the classical sense of the natural right, that is, natural correctness, natural legitimacy, classical natural justice, and the other refers to the modern sense of natural right (sometimes he also directly uses natural right to express), that is, since the 17th century, the modern Western "natural rights" or "gift concept" said and brought about by the "historical concept" and so on. In his view, the second sense of natural rights with the concept of "progress or not" is diluting the traditional "good and bad" concept, this modern Western natural right theory is a crisis.

According to Leo Strauss, natural right has two meanings, one is natural right in the classical sense, that is, natural right is correct, natural right and classical natural justice; the other is natural right in the modern sense (sometimes he also directly uses natural rights to express it), that is, since the 17th century, western modern "natural right" or "concept of talent" have said. It brings "historical concept" and so on. In his opinion, the second sense of natural rights is diluting the traditional concept of "good" and "bad" with the concept of "progress or not". This western modern theory of natural rights is in crisis.<br>