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The eleventh in the series explores the Problem of Pluralism:
"Why Christianity?—In A Pluralistic World"
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Monday, November 25, 2013
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1 comments :
I downloaded the PowerPoint and went through it carefully. It's pretty disappointing, I must say, because it only talks about a caricature of pluralism. I was hoping it would confront the real pluralism that really threatens the church these days.
It says: "Philosophical pluralism says that every worldview, religion, and viewpoint is equal and true."
This is just plain false. When you say this kind of thing, it's clear you're not arguing sincerely.
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