Conference December 16-18, 2010
at LUISS ‘Guido Carli’ University and John Cabot University, Rome
Between Rawls and Religion: Liberalism in a Post-Secular World
Under the auspices of the International Research Network on Religion and Democracy (IRNRD).
The programme includes:
Maeve Cooke (Dublin)
Violating Neutrality? Religious Validity Claims and Democratic Legitimacy
Christopher Eberle (US Naval Academy)
Religion, Respect and War
Peter Jonkers (Tilburg)
Religion and Rawls: A Catholic Perspective on Rawls’ Ideas of Public Reason and Truth
Patrick Loobuyck (Antwerp)
Religious Arguments in the Public Sphere: Comparing Habermas with Rawls
Andrew Lister (Quenn's, Canada)
Public Reason and Religious Freedom
Andrew March (Yale)
Reasonable Pluralism without the Burdens of Judgment? Explaining Disbelief in Islamic Ethics
David Rasmussen (Boston College)
Accommodating Pluralism: Maffettone on the Later Rawls
Mark Rosen (Chicago-Kent College)
Why (and to What Extent) Political Liberalism Should Accommodate Perfectionist Religious Groups
Robert Talisse (Vanderbilt)
Justificatory Liberalism and Eberle’s Agapic Pacifist
Johannes Van Der Ven (Nijmegen)
In Due Time: Rawls on Religion in the Public Arena
Paul Weithman (Notre Dame)
Religion, Citizenship and Obligation
Theo de Wit (Tilburg)
The Two Faces of Liberalism: Gray vs Rawls on Religious Toleration
See the complete programme here [pdf]
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