Liberalism, culture and State neutrality

Abstract

This essay begins with the concept of individual that based the problematic relation between liberalism and culture. Many liberal moral thinkers has defended the necessity of the non-perfectionism state as a dealer that looks to match persons between persons with different views of goodness. A consequence of the non-perfectionism state is the request for non-intervention in the social-cultural market. The aim of this author is to show if the liberal State is actually neutral (empirical stage) or if shut were neutral under some circumstances (normative stage).