Religion in the Public Square: Politics of Postmetaphysical Philosophy

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Brief Overview

Inclusionists argue that religious arguments can be adequate to justify coercive decisions. Exclusionists argue that justifying a coercive law requires a plausible secular justification. I argue that inclusionism and exclusionism are not defensible.

Author

• Ebrahim Khalifeh Soltani, Eastern Michigan University