Do All Roads Lead to God? Answering Religious Pluralism (Part 1)
from Come Let Us Reason Podcast by podcasts@comereason.org (Lenny Esposito)
Do All Roads Lead to God? Answering Religious Pluralism (Part 1)
Today, tolerance is upheld as the highest ideal and the idea that only one faith could be right is considered mean-spirited, bigoted, or worse. Charges such as "all beliefs are equal" and "religion is only a personal thing" permeate religious discussion. How should we answer? In this session, we will tackle the idea of religious pluralism head on and show why it's an unsustainable position.
Part 1 of 4
Do All Roads Lead to God? Answering Religious Pluralism (Part 2)
from Come Let Us Reason Podcast by podcasts@comereason.org (Lenny Esposito)
Do All Roads Lead to God? Answering Religious Pluralism (Part 2)
Today, tolerance is upheld as the highest ideal and the idea that only one faith could be right is considered mean-spirited, bigoted, or worse. Charges such as "all beliefs are equal" and "religion is only a personal thing" permeate religious discussion. How should we answer? In this session, we will tackle the idea of religious pluralism head on and show why it's an unsustainable position.
Part 2 of 4
Do All Roads Lead to God? Answering Religious Pluralism (Part 3)
from Come Let Us Reason Podcast by podcasts@comereason.org (Lenny Esposito)
Do All Roads Lead to God? Answering Religious Pluralism (Part 3)
Today, tolerance is upheld as the highest ideal and the idea that only one faith could be right is considered mean-spirited, bigoted, or worse. Charges such as "all beliefs are equal" and "religion is only a personal thing" permeate religious discussion. How should we answer? In this session, we will tackle the idea of religious pluralism head on and show why it's an unsustainable position.
Part 3 of 4
Do All Roads Lead to God? Answering Religious Pluralism (Part 4)
from Come Let Us Reason Podcast by podcasts@comereason.org (Lenny Esposito)
Do All Roads Lead to God? Answering Religious Pluralism (Part 4)
Today, tolerance is upheld as the highest ideal and the idea that only one faith could be right is considered mean-spirited, bigoted, or worse. Charges such as "all beliefs are equal" and "religion is only a personal thing" permeate religious discussion. How should we answer? In this session, we will tackle the idea of religious pluralism head on and show why it's an unsustainable position.
Part 4 of 4
