Reconstruction of John Hick's theory of religious pluralism
Wai Yip, Wong
Religious pluralism can be understood as a position which assumesa plurality of religions to be true simultaneously, meaning there are at least two distinctive religions that are able to lead their followers to a salvific-end. It is in opposition to the exclusivist position that assumes only one religion to havea soteriological function or the inclusivist position that allows other religions to be soteriologically effective, but at the same ti...