Religion and public reason

This article seeks to confront Alvin Plantinga's call to Christian philosophers to assume the interests of the community to which they belong with Ivan Garzon's analysis of the place of religion in the exercise of public reason. The purpose is to examine the changes that have taken place, within liberal political thought, in relation to the place of religion in the organization of society. This raises new challenges for believers to achieve, from their religious convictions, their active participation in the organization of societies that accomplish the establishment of forms of peaceful coexistence that respect the growing cultural diversity of citizens.