The life, death and resurrection of Jesus provides the only possibility of salvation for human beings.
Metaphysical
A person must have explicit knowledge of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus and most explicitly put his or her faith in Jesus in order to be saved.
Epistemological thesis
Rejects both Metaphysical and Epistemological
Pluralism
Accepts both Metaphysical and Epistemological
Exclusivism
Accepts Metaphysical. Rejects epistemological. No one is saved by good acts.
Inclusivism
Accepts Metaphysical. All people are saved.
Universalism
State: If the place of one’s birth determines one’s religion, then thesis Metaphysical is false. Explain: The place of one’s birth does determine one’s religion. Evaluate: Thesis Metaphysical is false.
Hick’s argument against thesis Metaphysicalism
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Intro to Philosophy Final 2 Metaphysical & Epistemological
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Intro to Philosophy Final 2 Metaphysical & Epistemological