universalism
/ˌjunəˈvɜrsəˌlɪzəm/
noun
- The belief that all people will eventually be saved or that all religions lead to the same truth.
- Her universalism led her to respect every faith she encountered.
- Many philosophers argue for a form of universalism that embraces all cultures.
- The church's doctrine of universalism teaches that no one is excluded from salvation.
- The idea that certain principles or values apply to all people everywhere, regardless of culture or location.
- Critics of universalism say it ignores important local traditions.
- The concept of human rights is rooted in universalism.
- The organization promotes universalism in education, believing every child deserves the same opportunities.
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