Abstract

DIVERSITY WITHIN THE BOUNDS OF JUSTICE

Highlights

  • On the one hand, religious toleration is a broad and fundamental principle, and the state claims no authority to rule on religious questions as such

  • Domenico Melidoro’s Dealing with Diversity: A Study in Contemporary Liberalism[2] book is a valuable exploration of the tensions among deep forms of social diversity—especially religious diversity—and liberal guarantees of equal liberty for all citizens

  • Stephen Macedo – Diversity Within the Bounds of Justice democracies depend on adequate public support for liberal democratic values, and at least minimal levels of citizen competence in their exercise of political power through voting and other means

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Religious toleration is a broad and fundamental principle, and the state claims no authority to rule on religious questions as such. Some liberal theorists give priority to toleration of diverse religious beliefs and cultural practices, including ones that may seem “illiberal.” Others emphasize the importance of preparing all children to develop the capacities for autonomy, self-control, and responsibility, that enable them to live their lives freely and exercise their rights and powers as citizens thoughtfully, and on the basis of critical reflection.

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