indifferentism
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n.

冷淡主义，对宗教的故意冷淡；

英英释义

Indifferentism

• Indifferentism, in Roman Catholic philosophical criticism, is the belief held by some that no one religion or philosophy is superior to another. The Catholic Church ascribes indifferentism to many atheistic, materialistic, pantheistic, and agnostic philosophies.

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Indifferentism
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Indifferentism and its Effect on the Church in the Third Millennium
The mother of chaos and night: Kant's metaphilosophical attack on indifferentism
The Monastic Issue in Modern Romania. Between the Liberal Indifferentism and the Communist Denial
The Last Supernaturalists: Fenton, Connell, and the Threat of Catholic Indifferentism
Denominational identity in a world of theological indifferentism: some insights from John Wesley and ‘the people called methodists’