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− | + | ''In brief'': Pluralism is the teaching that there are many ways to God or that a person of another religion can also be saved. Many nominal Christians today hold pluralistic views. | |
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+ | '''Definitions / explanations''' | ||
+ | * [[What is pluralism]] | ||
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+ | '''Articles / opinions''' | ||
+ | * [[Comments on Pluralism]] | ||
+ | * [[Some problems with pluralism and the belief that all religions lead to God (by G.G.)]] | ||
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+ | '''Quotes about pluralism''' | ||
+ | * [[Bible verses about pluralism]] | ||
+ | * [[Quotes about pluralism]] | ||
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+ | '''See also''' | ||
+ | * [[Is Jesus the only way?]] | ||
+ | * [[Inclusivism]] | ||
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+ | ---- | ||
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+ | Return to [[Other teachings and debates]] contents page |
Revision as of 04:51, 23 December 2005
In brief: Pluralism is the teaching that there are many ways to God or that a person of another religion can also be saved. Many nominal Christians today hold pluralistic views.
Definitions / explanations
Articles / opinions
- Comments on Pluralism
- Some problems with pluralism and the belief that all religions lead to God (by G.G.)
Quotes about pluralism
See also
Return to Other teachings and debates contents page