...This chapter discusses four models that past and present Jewish thinkers have adopted in understanding other religions and urge Jews to hold on to multiple models in tension with each other. Jewish inclusivism affirms the uniqueness of Judaism, but rejects the idea that non-Jews lack religion...

... of exclusivism, inclusivism, pluralism, and particularism can no longer provide a framework for reflection on the salvific role of other religions, they can serve as a basis for considering the presence and nature of truth in other religions and for grounding the possibility of a constructive dialogue with other...

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... conflicts associated with religious ideas or actors, and the development of new theological perspectives on religious pluralism. The chapter introduces the framework of exclusivism, inclusivism, and pluralism and debates among theologians about the religious meaning of religious diversity, especially within...

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.... Instead, he held that every religion corresponds to at least one of the four Yogas, each of which is a direct and independent path to salvation. exclusivism inclusivism pluralism typology Race Gregg Stephen harmony of religions Vivekananda’s doctrine of “Paper on Hinduism” lecture Parliament...

...Various versions of inclusivism about salvation, or salvific inclusivism, are considered. All versions propose that religious outsiders, which is to say outsiders to one's religious tradition, may achieve salvation but add that, in one way or another, outsiders are not as well situated with respect...

...This book explores some responses to religious diversity, with particular attention to attitudes that a member of a religious tradition might take to the beliefs and salvific prospects of outsiders. The book aims to provide deeper analyses of the familiar options of exclusivism, inclusivism...

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...This chapter retraces the genealogy of the well-known parable of the “blind men and the elephants,” which is often cited by scholars who want to champion religious pluralism or inclusivism. While this parable is allegedly based on an ancient Indian text, this chapter shows persuasively...

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... and truth in religion, epistemic humility, concerns about irrelevant influences and about divine hiddenness, and arguments over exclusivism, inclusivism, and pluralism. Finally, section 3 summarizes the contributors’ essays in this volume. belief faith knowledge mental math case credences...

... not reflect the complex medieval discourse. Rather, a variety of categories, long established in religious studies, are applied here, such as soteriological and dogmatical exclusivism, inclusivism, and pluralism. Furthermore, the author demonstrates the presence of anthropological universalism. Boccaccio...

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...This chapter focuses on inclusivism. Inclusivism is a classic strategy of tradition, embodying an Orthodox view of Jewish unity. It uses halakhic strategies to include within the covenantal community those whose beliefs and practices would, if taken at their face value, place them outside...

... idea; surviving in a secular age, it is in need of resuscitation. The chapter then considers Jewish self-understanding, covenantal dualism, and the importance of inclusivism. Inclusivism is a statement of Jewish ecology: of the complex totality of Jewish peoplehood. babylonian exile charedim pietists...

... religions are described and assessed from the standpoint of some basic theological claims that an adequate Christian account of other religions must meet; these positions are particularism (also called restrictivism and exclusivism), pluralism, and inclusivism. Before this is done, the author briefly...

...This chapter introduces the basic facts of religious diversity and provides a sketch of the main options that will be considered in the book, namely, exclusivism, inclusivism, and pluralism. It also introduces some of the areas with respect to which this three-part analysis has been, and might...