An Unoriginal Position
Janet Benestad asserts that inherent in the fundamental principles of Rawls's political liberalism is the intention of separating citizens from their deeply held moral convictions. This means that political liberalism—in the distinctions given by Rawls to separate it from the liberal regimes of Mill and Kant—now necessarily demands secular political discourse. By Rawlsian design, it is exclusionary and hostile to...PaperbackSold Out