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indifferentism

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in·dif·fer·ent·ism  (n-dfr-n-tzm, -dfrn-)
n.
The belief that all religions are of equal validity.
in·differ·ent·ist n.
indifferentism [ɪnˈdɪfrənˌtɪzəm -fərən-]
n
(Christianity / Ecclesiastical Terms) systematic indifference, esp in matters of religion
indifferentist  n
indifferentism
a view that admits no real difference between true and f alse in religion or philosophy; a form of agnosticism. See also attitudes. — indifferentist, n.
See also: Philosophy
a view that admits no real difference between true and false in religion or philosophy; a form of agnosticism. — indifferentist, n. See also attitudes.
See also: Religion
the condition of being indifferent or of having no preference. See also philosophy; religion. — indifferentist, n.
See also: Attitudes


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Does he see religious pluralism and tolerance as little more than an enticement to indifferentism or as something potentially more spiritually and intellectually fruitful?
Dialogue not monologue: Benedict XVI & religious pluralism by Clooney, Francis X. / Commonweal
The Craft's inclusion of members from a variety of established religions led to Catholic charges of indifferentism, the idea that one religion was as good as another.
What is the Catholic view of freemasonry? by Schorn, Joel / U.S. Catholic
As for ecumenism, SSPX claimed to find abuses of true ecumenism in the Council itself, abuses which led to religious indifferentism, and to a watering-down of the Church's traditional teaching that the Catholic Church alone is the Church founded by Christ.
More Catholic than the Pope: an inside look at extreme tradition by Kennedy, Leonard A. / Catholic Insight
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