universalism

Their religious universalism could apply only to a distant future.

In addition it rejected the universalism of the Enlightenment period.

But he argues that there is absolutely no evidence supporting universalism.

On the doctrine of the last things it seemed to imply universalism.

Universalism seems good enough for the old, but not for the young.

Luke especially uses the miracles to forward his view on universalism.

However, Universalism also did not quell his desire for religious understanding.

Important to universalism in geography is understanding how knowledge becomes accepted as truth.

They celebrate the particular in the name of universalism.

Culture should not deny the universalism of human rights.

Conservative and liberal varieties of universalism then point in different directions.

In the last two centuries, annihilationism and universalism have become more popular.

His political commitments were to the United States and to universalism.

In a broad sense Universalism claims that religion is a universal human quality.

What social transformations gave rise to both scientific universalism and nationalism?

Its universalism captivated him, and he began to preach it.

Yet, universalism is encouraged in the culture of physics.

There is an all inclusiveness and universalism that keeps coming to the surface.

One major characteristic of the Gospel is its universalism.

It may, particularly when used pejoratively, be contrasted to universalism.

"Universalism embraces these different perspectives and instinctively looks for the common good," he said.

Midcentury artists turned away from religion and toward modernist universalism.

He was anxious to carry the orthodox with him, without compromising his universalism.

Universalism was an ideological device to obscure the domination of particular interests.

The Essenes travelled only a very limited way down this decisive road to universalism.