The concept of natural law amidst the theory of antisystems

The article offers and justifies a new version of the origin of the theory of natural law. The authors suggest considering the ideological origins of the concept of human rights in the context of the theory of anti-systems. After all, the ideological basis of this concept both in antiquity and in the Middle Ages was precisely heretical anti-systemic movements. Analyzing the concept of natural law, the authors show that this concept is revolutionary not only in social, but also in structural terms, since its position calls into question the structural matrix of civilization, all cultural and historical institutions. Thus, this concept represents a structural revolution against a formalized cultural-historical existence. Besides, the article reveals the relationship between the ideology of natural law and modern “eco-ideology”, attempts to introduce digital slavery and esoterism. It justifies the idea that the concept of “natural man”, as the basis of natural law, is an esoteric mechanism when, without publicly renouncing the content of a cultural tradition, the main worldview issues are interpreted directly opposite to this tradition.