'noumenal' means...

• of or related to something mind-independent (what x is in-and-of-itself). Hick uses Kant's distinction between the phenomenal and noumenal realms when describing his Unitary Theological Pluralism (UTP)

• about things which are real. Hick uses Kant's distinction between the phenomenal and noumenal realms when describing his Unitary Theological Pluralism (UTP)

• relating to our perceptions and how things seem.

• another way for saying 'Kantian'. Hick uses Kant's distinction between the phenomenal and noumenal realms when describing his Unitary Theological Pluralism (UTP)

What is a soteriological claim?

• A truth claim about what is sufficient or necessary for salvation.

• Of or relating to life after death.

• The study of Utopia.

• A truth claim about what is sufficient for someone to gain atonement.

A truth claim is...

• An epistemological claim.

• A proposition which is true.

• A proposition which is asserted to be true (a proposition which is given doxastic assent)

• A false proposition which claims to be true.

Fides ex auditi is when...

• The full name of FEDEX

• another way for saying aposteriori. Restrictive Access Exclusivists state that fides ex auditi is a soteriological necessity (i.e., necessary for salvation).

• something is related to audio/sound and allows someone salvation. Restrictive Access Exclusivists state that fides ex auditi is a soteriological necessity (i.e., necessary for salvation).

• someone hears and accepts to Gospels as true. Restrictive Access Exclusivists state that fides ex auditi is a soteriological necessity (i.e., necessary for salvation).

'Phenomenal' means what?

• Relating to miracles; another word for 'miraculous'. Hick uses Kant's distinction between the phenomenal and noumenal realms when describing his Unitary Theological Pluralism (UTP)

• of or relating to phenomena, objects as they are perceived (or the substance of perception itself). Hick uses Kant's distinction between the phenomenal and noumenal realms.

• When something is awe-inspiring. Hick uses Kant's distinction between the phenomenal and noumenal realms when describing his Unitary Theological Pluralism (UTP)

• Phenomenomenom. Bro.

What is Universalism?

• Another word for Pluralism.

• Another word for Inclusivism.

• The idea that no one will get salvation because it's all a load of rubbish.

• The belief that everyone (regardless of their religious perspective) will receive salvation eventually because God is benevolent.

What is 'praxis' and what type of Pluralism mentions it?

• 'praxis' means action, or putting theory into practice. Ethical Theological Pluralists might argue that religious praxis is what makes religions equally valid.

• 'praxis' means action, or putting theory into practice. Pluralists argue that religious praxis is what makes religions valid.

• 'praxis' means redaction, or putting theory into action. Pluriform Theological Pluralists might argue that religious praxis is what makes religions equally valid.

• 'praxis' means action, or putting theory into practice. Unitary Theological Pluralists might argue that religious praxis is what makes religions equally valid.

What was Karl Barth?

• A pluralist

• An exclusivist

• An inclusivist

• An atheist

What was Karl Rahner

• A exclusivist

• A Structural Inclusivist

• A proponents of Restrictive Inclusivism

• A pluralist

What is an 'anonymous christian' and what theory does this relate to?

• Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate.

  Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.

  It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us.

• A term coined by Barth for someone who is open to God's grace but not a Christian; Structural Inclusivism.

• A term coined by Rahner for someone who is open to God's grace but not a Christian; Structural Inclusivism.

• Someone who lives a life that could be considered 'christian' in essence but who is not a follower of the christian tradition. It relates to UTP.