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===History Christianity teaches that all humans have a corrupted nature and have turned away from God. It also teaches that [[Jesus]] suffered, died, and rose to life again, taking the punishment intended for our sin, so that we we can have a meaningful relationship with God and be given the gift of religious pluralism===eternal life with him if we accept that [[Jesus is Lord]] and [[repent]] of our sin.

Christianity teaches that mankind's nature is corrupted and damaged causing us to have separated ourselves from [[God]]. [[Jesus]] was God made flesh in a literal manner, and he suffered, died, and rose again so that the divine punishment intended for those who did not have a relationship with God would instead fall upon Jesus himself, and that by accepting that [[Jesus is Lord]] and [[repent]]ing of [[sin]], a person can have a meaningful relationship with God and avoid [[damnation]], and be given gift of eternal life in [[Heaven]]. Christians have traditionally argued that religious pluralism is an invalid or self-contradictory concept. Maximal forms Advocates of religious pluralism claim that all religions are equally true, or that one religion can be true for some and another for others. This Apart from the logical impossibility of this, Christians hold to be logically impossible. (Most Jews and Muslims similarly reject this maximal form of pluralism.) also argue that Christianity insists it is the fullest and most complete revelation of God to Manhuamns. If Christianity is true, then other religions cannot be equally true, although they may contain lesser revelations of God that are true. So the pluralist must either distort Christianity to make it pluralistic, or reject it and acknowledge that one cannot be a complete pluralist.  ===Religous pluralism today===