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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
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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The difference is the third way between denial and affirmation, the desire to be both more and less than theologies of the past, or in Schleiermacher's words, to guard against both the "rigid systematizers" and the "superficial indifferentists.
In search of a non-dogmatic theology by Robbins, Jeffrey W. / Cross Currents
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