Public Reason Arguments Can Be Good Or

We May Suppose That Everyone Has In Himself The Whole Form Of A Moral Conception.

The Fairest Rules Are Those To Which Everyone Would Agree If They Did Not Know How Much Power They Would Have.

The Idea Of Public Reason Has To Do With How Questions Should Be Decided, But It Doesn't Tell You What Are The Good Reasons Or Correct Decisions.

I Live In A Country Where 90 Or 95 Percent Of The People Profess To Be Religious, And Maybe They Are Religious, Though My Experience Of Religion Suggests That Very Few People Are Actually Religious In More Than A Conventional Sense.

The Fundamental Criterion For Judging Any Procedure Is The Justice Of Its Likely Results.