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Inclusivism occupies a middle ground between exclusivism and pluralism. It affirms the unique and definitive role of Jesus Christ in salvation while allowing that the saving grace of God may operate beyond the visible boundaries of the Christian Church — including within other religious traditions. This lesson examines the major inclusivist thinkers, particularly Karl Rahner`s concept of the "anonymous Christian," the landmark declarations of Vatican II, fulfilment theology, and the Logos theology that undergirds many inclusivist positions.
Inclusivism holds two claims simultaneously:
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