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Religious pluralism and conflicting conceptions of the divine : an examination of John Hick's proposal

Paul Rhodes Eddy

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Key concepts: Religious pluralism, Pluralism (philosophy), Epistemology, Philosophy, Religious studies, Theology, Sociology

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