Outline Deliberative democracy justifies decisions made by citizens to ensure that they make law that is fair and acceptable to everyone. Citizens are supposed to give reasons according to the set principles so that they can be treated equally in the process of making the final decision. Moral conflicts are solved to ensure there is fair treatment to all and everyone is an autonomous agent of the society. In situations where power is used in democratic politics, an explanation is given for everyone to understand and not engage in war. In situations where disagreements arise between two parties, deeper understanding is necessary so that conclusion is arrived at and everyone is satisfied. Parties with different needs where solution is difficult to get should vote so that the party with majority votes is considered as the winner because it is the one that majority of the citizens prefer. Definition of Deliberative Democracy According to (Thompson 2009 pp 15-16), Deliberative democracy is justifying decisions of citizens and the people who are their representatives. Citizens ensure the law they set on each other is justified and the leaders explain why decisions are made and give response to the decisions made by citizens. Deliberation is not required in all issues every time due to the room created by deliberative democracy for other decisions to be made that allow executives to order secret operations and different groups to bargain. Deliberative democracy asks citizens to give reasons that agree with the principles that allow individuals in need of cooperation not to be rejected. The reasons given are not procedural because many people need war and war attracts interest of the nation or peace in the world. Deliberative democracy is a government where equal citizens who are free justify their decisions through a process where they give accessible and mutually accessible reasons. How to Use of Deliberative Democracy to Resolve Moral Conflicts According To Our Authors According to (Thompson,2009 pp17-18), When resolving moral conflicts, deliberative democracy is used to ensure that people are given fair treatment and are not taken as if they are passive subjects that are supposed to be ruled or objects but instead, every person should be taken as an autonomous agent to participate in governing the society. Deliberative democracy agents participate in presenting, giving response and ensuring their representatives take an active part to make sure the law is justified to allow them live together. Justifiable decisions are made through deliberative democracy and respect for one another is expressed. Citizens are not satisfied with using interest groups to assert power through voting or bargaining because decision for going to war should not be made by use of referendum or by logrolling. There should always be explanations for the reasons why power is used in democratic politics. When the government fails to give the reasons for engaging in war, citizens have the right to question justification of the government for the war and the respect it gives the citizens. Deliberative democracy ensures that the reasons given for going to war are accessed by all citizens who need