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    Challenges→Rejecting state neutrality is compatible with value pluralism

    One can hold that there are a plurality of good, but incompatible, forms of life fully worthy of respect

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    The plausibility of the principle of state neutrality remains very much in dispute in contemporary political philosophy. Proponents of the principle maintain that state neutrality is necessary if the state is to respond appropriately to the fact that reasonable citizens in modern democratic societies are committed to conflicting conceptions of the good. They also hold that state neutrality is vital to ensuring stable and mutually beneficial social cooperation in these societies. Those sympatheti

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