The justification of principles is said rather to reside in the reasons for the parties' agreement; the social contract itself does not add to but only obscures the force of these reasons.
It is said more as justification than explanation.
THE United States, it is said with some justification, has neglected Latin America.
Not so Mr Solbes, who is said - with some justification - to have fallen victim to "an appalling betrayal of trust".
Saying that our perceptual justification is immediate is saying that it does not presuppose not even in part justification for anything else.
Saying that our justification is prima facie is saying that it can be defeated by additional evidence.
The Confederates were repulsed but cannot at present with justification or candor, be said to have suffered defeat".
A related objection concerns the specification of the society to which moral justification or truth are said to be relative.
And that, given Arsenal's faith in Wenger, is likely to be a shield against the critics who question (with justification it should be said) the lack of title challenges and struggles to reach the later stages of the Champions League. .
But I pointed out above that even scientific findings are only inductively justified, and so the score so far is even: both science and religion have good rational justification, but neither can be said to be conclusively proved through reason alone.
