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religious inclusivism: a standalone construct

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religiousinclusivism1 CONSTRUCTReligious inclusivismRACE · INTERRELIGIOUS STUDIES

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Interreligious studies

the position that other religions may hold truth or a path to salvation that is fulfilled in one's own tradition.

In interreligious studies, religious inclusivism refers to the position that other religions may hold truth or a path to salvation that is fulfilled in one's own tradition. This meaning comes from Race (1983) in Christians and religious pluralism: patterns in the Christian theology of religions.[1]

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  1. Race, A. (1983). Christians and religious pluralism: patterns in the Christian theology of religions. Orbis Books. ISBN 9780334025559

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