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Over a century ago, philosophers and sociologists began to suggest that moral beliefs are neither true nor false, but only social conventions that can vary from culture to culture. True, many philosophers questioned the logic of such a position, but many …
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Religious and political extremism present democratic societies with a quandary: how should a system built on tolerance deal with intolerant beliefs and behavior? Traditionally, states have adopted one of two responses: (1) ignore the activity …
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