• DOI:10.1111/PHC3.12032
Corpus ID: 141926511

The Incompatibility Problem and Religious Pluralism Beyond Hick

@article{Ruhmkorff2013TheIP,
  title={The Incompatibility Problem and Religious Pluralism Beyond Hick},
  author={Samuel Ruhmkorff},
  journal={Philosophy Compass},
  year={2013},
  volume={8},
  pages={510-522}
}

Samuel Ruhmkorff

Published 2013

Sociology

Philosophy Compass

Religious pluralism is the view that more than one religion is correct, and that no religion enjoys a special status in relation to the ultimate. Yet the world religions appear to be incompatible. How, then, can more than one be correct? Discussions and critiques of religious pluralism usually focus on the work of John Hick, yet there are a number of other pluralists whose responses to this incompatibility problem are importantly different from Hick’s. This article surveys the solutions of Hick… CONTINUE READING

View via Publisher

Save to Library

Create Alert

Cite

Launch Research Feed