• DOI:10.1007/S11841-017-0636-3
Corpus ID: 171957154

Religious Pluralisms: From Homogenization to Radicality

@article{Burley2018ReligiousPF,
  title={Religious Pluralisms: From Homogenization to Radicality},
  author={M. Burley},
  journal={Sophia},
  year={2018},
  pages={1-21}
}

M. Burley

Published 2018

Sociology

Sophia

Among the philosophical and theological responses to the phenomenon of religious diversity, religious pluralism has been both prominent and influential. Of its various proponents, John Hick and John Cobb represent two important figures whose respective positions, especially that of Hick, have done much to shape the debate over religious pluralism. This article critically analyses their positions, arguing that, by unhelpfully homogenizing religious perspectives, each of them fails to do justice… CONTINUE READING

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