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Religion in Politics

Robert B. Talisse
Vanderbilt University

January 31, 2010

Abstract:
The author defends a version of justificatory liberalism against a line of criticism developed by Christopher Eberle. Along the way, a conception of respect that liberal citizens owe to each other qua citizens is proposed. According to thins conception, respect requires citizens to both seek and find public justifications for their favored coercive laws.

Keywords: Liberalism, Justificatory Liberalism, Public Reason, Christopher Eberle

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Date posted: February 01, 2010 ; Last revised: February 01, 2010

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Talisse, Robert B. , Religion in Politics (January 31, 2010). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1545563

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Robert B. Talisse (Contact Author)

Vanderbilt University ( email )

111 Furman Hall
Department of Philosophy
Nashville, TN 37240
United States

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