
Political Neutrality
by Daniel Weinstock, Roberto Merrill
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How does the foundational Rawlsian idea that the state should not favor one "way of life" over another shape your own expectations of government?
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In a pluralistic society, is it truly possible for a government to remain genuinely neutral on moral questions, or does neutrality itself inevitably constitute a distinct moral stance?
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How do you personally draw the line between a state enforcing laws for public order versus a state overstepping and promoting a specific conception of the "good life"?
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