Salvation Theory

Salvation Theory explores how different religions understand the concept of being saved or achieving spiritual fulfillment. Exclusivism posits that salvation is only through one particular faith, while pluralism suggests that many religions can lead to truth and salvation. Inclusivism finds a middle ground, believing that one faith may hold the ultimate truth, but acknowledges that others can also offer paths to salvation. Each perspective raises important questions about the nature of truth, the divine, and human experience, emphasizing the diverse ways people seek meaning and connection in their lives.