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International Journal for Philosophy of ReligionAbstractI compare the discussion on exclusivism in religion to the discussion on exclusivism in general. With defenders of religious exclusivism, such as Plantinga, I argue that it is a subset of general exclusivism and is as little blameworthy as the latter is.
Dirk-Martin Grube
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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.
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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.
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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 ...
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