Role of Faiths In Pluralistic Democracies

The relationship of faith traditions, each with competing truth claims and notions of the good, to democracy, which seems to presuppose some notion of pluralism, is a vexed one. Explore the tensions and possibilities between faith participation in such pluralistic democracies. New content from the 2009 Faith & Globalization course will be added in the coming weeks.
Now Playing:  The Public Role of Faith in Liberal Democracies
Nicholas Wolterstorff
Nicholas Wolterstorff, Professor Emeritus of Yale Divinity School, discusses faith and liberal democracy, exploring the grounds of a common basis for political engagement in pluralistic, democratic contexts.