universalists

Advocates for everyone

Universalists believe in universal principles, salvation, or inclusion.

In theology, Universalists hold that all souls will eventually be saved—rejecting eternal damnation.

More broadly, universalists advocate for ideas or values they consider applicable to all people regardless of culture or circumstance: Universalists argue that human rights transcend national boundaries.

The term contrasts with particularists, who emphasize local context and difference.

tolerant

accepting

Willing to receive

impartial · permissive · liberal · undogmatic · forbearing · magnanimous · charitable · forgiving · patient · accommodating

inclusive

ecumenical

Promoting religious unity

interfaith · syncretic · broad-minded · cosmopolitan · encompassing · multicultural · integrated · comprehensive · global · pantheistic

theological

salvation

Deliverance from harm

reconciliation · atonement · afterlife · damnation · heresy · doctrine · eschatology · predestination · elect · reprobation

philosophical

pluralism

Coexistence of differing views

monism · pantheism · idealism · rationalism · empiricism · metaphysics · ethics · epistemology · dialectic · categorical imperative

spiritual

faith

Trust without proof

enlightenment · sacred · worship · prayer · meditation · theology · piety · holiness · devotion · providence

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Opposites
moral/ethical framework

universalistsrelativists

Deniers of absolute truth

conventionalists · nihilists · pluralists · pragmatists

theological doctrine (salvation)

universalistsCalvinists

Followers of Geneva's reformer

the elect · fundamentalists · evangelicals

scope of concern/identity

universalistsnationalists

Advocates for homeland interests

tribalists · communitarians · nativists · separatists · patriots

Family

universalism, universalist

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