Results 171 to 180 of about 1,274 (208)
Some of the next articles are maybe not open access.
Labour History, 1978
Throughout the late nineteenth century the Australian labour movement agitated against the presence of non-European labour in the country. In Queensland a major facet of this campaign was opposition to the continued immigration and employment of Pacific islanders and Asians in the sugar industry.
openaire +1 more source
Throughout the late nineteenth century the Australian labour movement agitated against the presence of non-European labour in the country. In Queensland a major facet of this campaign was opposition to the continued immigration and employment of Pacific islanders and Asians in the sugar industry.
openaire +1 more source
What's the Use of Exclusivism?
Theological Studies, 2012The author examines the unique contributions of exclusivism to the Christian theological discussion of religious diversity. Exclusivist theologians develop epistemologically oriented approaches while inclusivist and pluralist theologians tend to work from soteriological orientations.
openaire +1 more source
Exclusivism, Tolerance, and Truth
Missiology: An International Review, 1987Christian exclusivism has increasingly come under sharp attack for supposedly being indefensible in our religiously pluralistic world. In this essay several influential arguments against exclusivism—arguments which claim that exclusivism must be rejected since it is inherently intolerant or that it is based upon faulty notions of religious truth—are ...
openaire +1 more source
Middle knowledge and Christian exclusivism
Sophia, 1995Il y a deja plusieurs annees, l'A. avait defendu une proposition qui consistait a affirmer l'exclusivite du salut a travers le Christ. Pour lui, cette perspective sur le probleme soteriologique du mal apporte une solution feconde au sujet de l'exclusivisme chretien.
openaire +1 more source
Pluralism, exclusivism, and the theoretical virtues
Religious Studies, 2006This paper argues that John Hick's commitment to the moral principle of altruism undermines his pluralistic claim that all of the major world religions are equally efficacious from a soteriological perspective. This argument is placed in a context of a discussion evaluating the theoretical virtues of various hypotheses about religious diversity.
openaire +1 more source
In defence of a contented religious exclusivism
Religious Studies, 2000In this paper I defend the possibility that a ‘contented religious exclusivist’, will be fully rational and not neglectful of any of her epistemic duties when faced with the world’s religious diversity. I present an epistemic strategy for reflecting on one's beliefs and then present two features of religious belief that make contented exclusivism a
openaire +1 more source