Pluralism: What Is The Perspective Of Exclusivism?

The perspective of exclusivist is that the region you believe in is the only right one and the other religions are wrong. Inclusivism is the belief that your religion is true but other religions have true parts too. Your religion has the truest part written or spoken. Pluralism is the belief that all religions are true despite the differences that they have. The three differ in that some belief in the “truth” and some don’t at all. Exclusivist believes that if you don’t believe in the religion at all or in their “truth” you will not be saved. Inclusivism believes that your religion might be right, but their religion is right, and they will be saved and the others who don’t believe in the same thing will not be saved. Pluralism believes that all religions are true, and everyone will be saved. I find myself most in agreement with pluralism because I don’t believe in anything and just find myself questioning my religion. I believe that what people believe is to be right I can disagree with that aspect of that religion, but it doesn’t make it wrong. I have always believed that no matter what whoever is above will save you at the …show more content…
For example, if I believe that giving an offering to God is not right but still accepting that its part of their religion would be critical tolerance. Language games are that religion is more like math or language because you must work on it daily and have problem-solving problems that you always share. The elephant principle relates back to the story we learn earlier in the semester with the three blind men trying to figure out the elephant. Every part of religion has a part of the elephant. None of the three blind men were wrong but none of them were right. They each had their own amount of “ truth” while none of them is correct. No religion has the right amount of “truth” even if they think they do, they only hold some part of a