I outline what I think is the proper libertarian position on questions surrounding religion in public life.

Can contractarianism reconcile Jacob Levy's liberal rationalism and pluralism? I think so. 

Philosopher Lori Watson reviews my book in the Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews. It's a great overview!

Kim Davis does not deserve a religious exemption, but others do.

Robert Talisse interviews me on my book. You can listen on site or by podcast in iTunes. A great conversation on liberalism and religion.

Libertarianism and public reason liberalism aren't competitor theories. They answer different questions. So you can affirm both, as I do.

I identify some political issues where libertarians and non-libertarian Christians can work together. I focus on politically active Christians who prioritize their faith over their political ideology. Issues include immigration reform, prison reform, police reform, poverty relief, anti-war, anti-cronyism, and religious liberty.

We're hosting a policing and prisons conference at Bowling Green. Abstracts invited. See the below link for more information.

Me: "For Krugman, politics is war. But it doesn’t have to be that way, not if we’re willing to humble ourselves enough to recognize that other people can sincerely and intelligently affirm different worldviews, not just with respect to religion, but with respect to political and economic ideology."

Good stuff from some excellent philosophers. I also contributed my (non-representative) thoughts.