Tag: Comparative Religion


Beyondism: Bridging Faiths Through Meta-Theology

BEYONDISM: A Meta-Theological Framework for Religious Plurality The Core Definition of Beyondism The concept of Beyondism, a sophisticated framework within the philosophy of religion, serves as a Meta-theology attempting the rigorous reconciliation of the world’s diverse religious traditions. At its foundation, Beyondism posits the existence of a single, transcendent entity—often termed the Ultimate Reality or […]

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CULTURAL UNIVERSALISM

Introduction to Cultural Universalism Cultural Universalism represents a fundamental philosophical and sociological stance asserting that certain principles, beliefs, ideas, morals, and actions transcending cultural boundaries exist and are applicable across all human societies. This perspective posits that despite the immense diversity of human experience and the varied manifestations of cultural practices, there remains a set […]

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SYNCRETISM

Introduction and Definition of Syncretism Syncretism is defined as the process by which elements of two or more distinct, and often historically antagonistic, systems of thought, belief, or practice are blended together to form a new, unified system. This fusion is not merely an external borrowing or juxtaposition, but a deep, structural integration that results […]

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