Title:	Love and Power
Authors:	J. Perry, Michael
Keywords:	American politics
Issue Date:	1991
Publisher:	Oxford University Press
Description:	This book is about the proper relation of morality to politics in a morally pluralistic society like the United States. More precisely, it is about the proper relation of a person's moral beliefs to her political choices and, especially, to her public deliberation about and her public justification of political choices. I am principally concerned here with religious morality—with moral beliefs religious in character—because the problem of the proper relation of religious morality to politics poses the issues I want to address about morality and politics in their most controversial and difficult form. The constructive part of my argument (as distinct from the critical part), therefore, is directed mainly at religious-moral beliefs. However, much of what I have to say about the proper relation of religious morality to politics is meant to apply not just to religious morality but to morality generally,1 including secular morality
URI:	http://10.6.20.12:80/handle/123456789/73807
ISBN:	0-19-508355-5
Appears in Collections:	History

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