In their essay, Ryan Anderson and Sherif Girgis say, "The law isn't about siphoning evil out of every heart. It's about setting up and keeping up the conditions under which everyone can adequately pursue the basic goods of human life." To what degree do you think that the law should form our moral character? To what degree do you think that the law should simply allow citizens to pursue basic goods? How does your answer relate to the debate that these authors and Corvino are having?

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The Answer is Develop an argument that offers guidance on how to balance the law's role in character formation against the law's role in providing conditions that grant individuals freedom to pursue perceived goods
Link this argument to the wider religious exceptions debate

In Their Essay, Ryan Anderson and Sherif Girgis Say, "The