exclusivism
[ɪkˈskluːsɪvɪzəm]
nounmasculinepl: exclusivisms
exclusivismo
1. The practice or principle of excluding others or being exclusive; a policy or attitude of limiting membership, participation, or access to a select group
The club's exclusivism made it difficult for new members to join.
O exclusivismo do clube tornava difícil a entrada de novos membros.
2. In religious contexts, the belief that salvation or truth is available only to members of a particular faith or denomination
Religious exclusivism has been a source of conflict throughout history.
O exclusivismo religioso tem sido uma fonte de conflito ao longo da história.
3. In philosophy and epistemology, the doctrine that only one particular system of beliefs or interpretations is valid or true
Philosophical exclusivism denies the validity of alternative viewpoints.
O exclusivismo filosófico nega a validade de pontos de vista alternativos.
In Brazil, 'exclusivismo' is commonly discussed in academic circles regarding religious diversity and interfaith dialogue, reflecting the country's multicultural and multireligious society. In the US, the term frequently appears in debates about religious pluralism and social inclusion, particularly in theological seminaries and interfaith discussions.
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