Thanks for the response, Jamison,  and I guess I certainly qualify as "everyone else,"in this regard.  When it comes to in inalienable rights, you only describe part of what makes them inalienable. Yes, they apply equally to all people, but they can and do exist in and of themselves, without being innumerated on paper.

I think you might be confusing these rights with the laws that are agreed upon by men and governments, and bargained with (Not the same thing). The founders clearly thought these rights supreme, and came from our supreme Creator. That was the point. I don't need a law telling me that my life should not be taken, and that no one can adulterate or coerce my life and property- because God has already endowed us with those in the first place.

As it turns out, it doesn't have to be necessarily the Judeo God that it comes from but certainly a higher power and certainly most Christians do "think about this," all the time!  Thanks for the response,