Three Questions for Liberals

In this article, I ask three questions of the liberal. In each, I fill in philosophical detail around a certain sort of complaint raised in current public debates about their position. In the first, I probe the limits of the liberal's tolerance for civil disobedience; in the second, I ask how the liberal can adjudicate the most divisive moral disputes of the age; and in the third, I suggest the liberal faces a problem when there is substantial disagreement about the boundaries of the rational and the reasonable.