I discuss Tooley's use of the concept of a person with respect to other moral issues such as justifiable suicide.

This article gives an overview of the debate about the “restraint principle” that political liberals urge on those who are inclined to use distinctive moral and theological doctrines in public square debates about politics. It clarifies such central concepts as “public reason” while surveying the main arguments and highlighting three different proposals for possible convergence in this conflict.

This chapter contains sections titled: Story of Theistic Intolerance Locke, Liberalism, and the Rise of Toleration Toleration, Tolerance, and Affirmation A Remaining Question Works cited.