RELIGIOUS PLURALISM

Abstract

We are living in a world where fictions are fast reckoned as facts, while facts are faster neglected as myths much before the creation of new fictions. This phenomenon engenders a tension between human possibilities and actualities, so much so, man today lives depending more on probabilities than certainties. This, indeed, is a serious predicament. This tension haunts people, practically, of all walks of life. The field of religion is no exception to this rule. There, it is felt more as a "crisis of identity" in the "mess of pluralism".