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The Political Liberalism of John Rawls and the Speech of Mario Cuomo : Why did John Rawls mention the Catholic Abortion Issues

イケハタ, ユウイチロウ

Ikehata, Yuichiro

重なり合うコンセンサス

公共道徳

多元主義

Public Reason

Overlapping Consensus

Public Moral

Pluralism

Philosopher John Rawls, in his essay, “The Idea of Public Reason Revisited,” argues that when discussing public reason, it is possible that even a person of faith or an actual ruler could put his public reason into practice. As an example, he directed them to refer to the speech of former Governor, Catholic Mario Cuomo. However, Rawls was only a reference and did not indicate what made Cuomo worthy of reference. Thus, this study clarifies Rawls worthiness by examining the difference between Rawls and Cuomo, the similarities Rawls’ ideas and Cuomo’s claims, and Rawls’ view of religion.