I argue that political liberals fail to work out
a unanimous political principle because they avoid
the problem of reasonable disagreement, whether by
way of"original position" in J. Rawls
or "principle of neutrality" in C. Larmore, and B.
Ackerman. Political liberals are confronted with a
complicated dilemma when forced to address the
problem of diversity, namely, the dilemma of
excluding or including conceptions of the good that
falsify the original position of neutrality.
In order to address the challenge of reasonable
pluralism, and to overcome the liberal dilemma, I...