Pluralism

Question 1

exclusivism

Answer 1

the view that only Christianity fully offers the means of salvation

Question 2

inclusivism

Answer 2

the view that although christianity is the normative means of salvation ‘anonymous christans’ may also receive salivation

Question 3

pluralism

Answer 3

an attitude or policy regarding the diversity of religious belief systems co-existing in society. all religions have an equal right to co-exist

Question 4

liberalism

Answer 4

an ideology based upon the principle that humans flourish when given maximum freedoms and minimum control by the government.

Question 5

anonymous Christian

Answer 5

a term coined by rahner for someone who is open to gods grace but not a Christian

Question 6

salvation (pluralism)

Answer 6

the state of being saved or protected from harm. in theology salvation generally refers to the deliverance of the soul from sin and its consequences

Question 7

evangelisation

Answer 7

the commitment to or act of publicly preaching the gospel with the intention to promote the message and teachings of Christ.

Question 8

interfaith dialogue

Answer 8

cooperative, constructive and positive interactions between people of different religious traditions

Question 9

scriptural reasoning movement

Answer 9

an evolving practice in which Christians, Jews, Muslims and sometimes members or other faiths meet to study their sacred scripture together.

Question 10

relativism

Answer 10

the belief that knowledge truth and morality exist in relation to culture society or historical context are not absolute.

Question 11

redemptoris missio

Answer 11

a letter published in 1990 by john paul ii on the subject of how the church can evangelise people.

Question 12

sharing the gospel of salvation

Answer 12

a documents produced by the church if England in 2010 on how Anglican Christians should share their faith with others.

Question 13

social cohesion

Answer 13

a common vision and sense of belonging for all communities.