Pluralism (OCR A-Level Religious Studies): Flashcards

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Pluralism definition

Many routes to salvation, Christianity is one path

Key unitary theological pluralist

John Hick

Hick's phrase about condemning good non-Christians

Paradox of gigantic proportions

Hick's Copernican revolution analogy

God at centre, not Christianity

Hick: salvation is theocentric not...

Christocentric

Kant's distinction: noumenal vs phenomenal

World as it is vs world as we see it

Hick's term for underlying reality religions refer to

'The real' / An-Sich

Hick: religious truth claims (e.g. Jesus as God) are

Myth, not literal facts

Hick's parable: different religious understandings

Blind men and the elephant

Hick's belief everyone will be saved

Universal salvation

Keith Ward's pluralist view vs Hick

Many different 'reals', not one God

Paul Knitter: all religions' soteriology aim

Liberate from injustice, suffering

Knitter: primary purpose of religious community

Praxis (action)

Raimon Panikkar's key concept

Openness to truth

Pluralism weakness: undermines what about Jesus?

His sacrifice - why incarnate if not needed?

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