The principle of the primacy of the individual assumes that „no man exists for society, but society – for a man”. In other words, the absolute moralities are relative: they are mandatory for an individual only in so far as useful for him personally. In addition, this principle excludes some recognized forms as a civic duty such as homeland defense. The principle of individualism appears as an ideal-normative principle: allows to preserve personal dignity in the face of the company, a state institution and to approve civil personal sovereignty. This principle emerges from the „civil contract”, which assumes that people enter into relationships between themselves and the State only to the extent that they find this out for themselves acceptable and appropriate. This principle of „civil contract” of citizens means that no one can force you to public relations and agreements; they are valid only to the extent that an individual voluntarily accepted them as the subject of contractual relations fair.