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Yogyakarta, despite being declared as the city of tolerance, shows religious discrimination manifested in religious spatial segregation. Discrimination is contrary to divine norms that protect the rights of each party in mu’amalah.
Nur Quma Laila, Irwan Abdullah
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As the modern world is getting more diverse in its sociopolitical, economic and cultural aspects in a variety of ways, the concept of religious pluralism is gaining more traction than ever before.
Neelam Bano, Javaria Hassan, Shama Urooj
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Perception of Religious “Other” and the Quality of Its Narration in the Cultural Context of Iran [PDF]
Human cultural vision in religious rituals and ceremonies of different religions, denominations and sects is of such a difference that this difference sometimes puts them in complete contradiction with each other. Apparently, every religion speaks of the
Sahar Alizadeh Niri +3 more
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Christian and Buddhist approach to religious exclusivity. Do interfaith scholars have it right?
Buddhist-Christian interfaith scholars1 are quick to denounce what they perceive as religious exclusivity. So when it comes to the major views on just how true and salvific the religions can be, it is no surprise that Exclusivism is ruled out ...
Daniel J. McCoy +2 more
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Toward An Open Integralism: Multi-Religious Interactions In Sumberjo, Kediri
This research reveals some perspectives of multi-religious interaction in Sumberjo hamlet concerning the forms of tolerance and the role of the environment.
Riza Saputra +2 more
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Fostering Religious Exclusivism and Political Pluralism in Indonesia Through Interfaith-based Student Community [PDF]
Religious exclusivism in some degree generally makes religious people to be intolerant, hardly to respect the diversity, or in other words religious exclusivism has produced social/political exclusivism.
Jonathan, A, Widjaja, P, Husein, F
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A critical examination of plantinga's arguments in defense of religious exclusivism [PDF]
In "Pluralism: A Defense of Religious Exclusivism" Alvin Plantinga defends religious exclusivism from a variety of objections. In this paper I discuss two of those objections.
Singh, Richa
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A Humble Exclusivism?:Reconstructing exclusivism under justificationist rather than bivalent parameters [PDF]
This contribution develops a humble exclusivism that respects reli-gious Others in their Otherness. It focuses on truth-geared rather thansalvation-geared religious exclusivism. It argues that there is nothingwrong with exclusivism but that it can become
Grube, DMKH; id_orcid
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