Political Liberalism, Religious Liberty, and Religious Establishment

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Religion is a trap and a snare for states in the modern world. People fervently believe in religious doctrines, which they take to be central for the guidance of their own lives and pivotal for determining morally appropriate and just laws and public policies. The religious beliefs of members of modern societies tend to be wildly diverse. They conflict with each other in ways that resist sensible compromise. Jesus is either the Son of God, the Savior whose teachings will lead us to eternal salvation, or he is not

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Public Reason.Jonathan Quong - 2013 - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.

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