Definition of indifferentism in English:

indifferentism

noun ɪnˈdɪf(ə)r(ə)ntɪz(ə)mɪnˈdɪf(ə)rənˌtɪzəm

mass noun

The belief that differences of religious belief are of no importance.
Example sentencesExamples
- What all the authors agree on is that a deep encounter with another faith tradition does not result in what some nervous people fear: indifferentism or relativism.
- Thus, dialogical openness is quite different from indifferentism; identity and dialogue are correlative.
- Therefore, they resisted what they perceived as American extremes of rationalism and indifferentism, precisely as did their Protestant and Catholic colleagues.
- He was an unashamed confessional Calvinist in an age of doctrinal indifferentism.
- Thus, when he protests that his pluralism is to be sharply distinguished from relativism and indifferentism (as he repeatedly does), he is only partly right.

Derivatives

indifferentist

nounɪnˈdɪf(ə)r(ə)ntɪstɪnˈdɪf(ə)rən(t)əst

Again, it betrays something of a complacent or indifferentist attitude toward modern life.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is clear, however, that both the indifferentist position and the rigorist position pose serious problems from a moral and theological perspective.
- Secondly, Nietzsche complains, the indifferentists are too detached, not excited enough.
- It is unfortunately true, we must admit it, not seldom has pantheism made men into indifferentists.
- And in this day of the social gospel, the indifferentist likes to stress, besides, that it isn't so much a question of what you believe, but of how you live!

Definition of indifferentism in US English:

indifferentism

nouninˈdif(ə)rənˌtizəmɪnˈdɪf(ə)rənˌtɪzəm

The belief that differences of religious belief are of no importance.
Example sentencesExamples
- He was an unashamed confessional Calvinist in an age of doctrinal indifferentism.
- Thus, when he protests that his pluralism is to be sharply distinguished from relativism and indifferentism (as he repeatedly does), he is only partly right.
- What all the authors agree on is that a deep encounter with another faith tradition does not result in what some nervous people fear: indifferentism or relativism.
- Therefore, they resisted what they perceived as American extremes of rationalism and indifferentism, precisely as did their Protestant and Catholic colleagues.
- Thus, dialogical openness is quite different from indifferentism; identity and dialogue are correlative.

单词	indifferentism
释义	Definition of indifferentism in English: indifferentism noun ɪnˈdɪf(ə)r(ə)ntɪz(ə)mɪnˈdɪf(ə)rənˌtɪzəm mass noun The belief that differences of religious belief are of no importance. Example sentencesExamples What all the authors agree on is that a deep encounter with another faith tradition does not result in what some nervous people fear: indifferentism or relativism. Thus, dialogical openness is quite different from indifferentism; identity and dialogue are correlative. Therefore, they resisted what they perceived as American extremes of rationalism and indifferentism, precisely as did their Protestant and Catholic colleagues. He was an unashamed confessional Calvinist in an age of doctrinal indifferentism. Thus, when he protests that his pluralism is to be sharply distinguished from relativism and indifferentism (as he repeatedly does), he is only partly right. Derivatives indifferentist nounɪnˈdɪf(ə)r(ə)ntɪstɪnˈdɪf(ə)rən(t)əst Again, it betrays something of a complacent or indifferentist attitude toward modern life. Example sentencesExamples It is clear, however, that both the indifferentist position and the rigorist position pose serious problems from a moral and theological perspective. Secondly, Nietzsche complains, the indifferentists are too detached, not excited enough. It is unfortunately true, we must admit it, not seldom has pantheism made men into indifferentists. And in this day of the social gospel, the indifferentist likes to stress, besides, that it isn't so much a question of what you believe, but of how you live! Definition of indifferentism in US English: indifferentism nouninˈdif(ə)rənˌtizəmɪnˈdɪf(ə)rənˌtɪzəm The belief that differences of religious belief are of no importance. Example sentencesExamples He was an unashamed confessional Calvinist in an age of doctrinal indifferentism. Thus, when he protests that his pluralism is to be sharply distinguished from relativism and indifferentism (as he repeatedly does), he is only partly right. What all the authors agree on is that a deep encounter with another faith tradition does not result in what some nervous people fear: indifferentism or relativism. Therefore, they resisted what they perceived as American extremes of rationalism and indifferentism, precisely as did their Protestant and Catholic colleagues. Thus, dialogical openness is quite different from indifferentism; identity and dialogue are correlative.
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