Sentence examples for is not pluralist from inspiring English sources

Some opponents of contractualism will object that contractualism is not pluralist enough.

The Pilgrims were not pluralists, Thanksgiving meals together notwithstanding.

However, it is not clear that pluralists can account for its validity by relying on the standard characterization of validity as necessary truth preservation from premises to conclusion.

Yet it keeps in its ranks a party that is not only dismantling liberal, pluralist democracy at home, but fought its last election on an anti-Brussels, xenophobic platform, including dog-whistle antisemitism in posters plastered across the country targeting George Soros and a fictional "Soros plan" for flooding Hungary with Muslim migrants.

To phrase it for maximum shock value: sometimes when one logic says 'argument A is valid' and another says 'argument A is not valid', the logical pluralist judges that both are correct.

That's the issue now; the need for children to receive a secular education or to grow up in an "pluralist" environment is not now being debated.

He stands in the tradition of the Rev. John Courtney Murray, the Jesuit theologian who asserted that the foundation of modern pluralist society is not perfect agreement but continuing "public argument" based on shared values.

The pluralist claim is not directed uniquely at the case of children.

It is worth noting that the pluralist argument is not that all cases of value conflict point to pluralism.

However, what is not always appreciated is that the pluralist is not off the hook so easily, for it is not enough just to say that the sum might be finite, she must also show that it is finite otherwise we remain uncertain about the tenability of her position.

Of course, vagueness and indeterminacy are problems for most theories of masses, so it could be unfair to overstress this point, and it is not at all clear that the pluralist can't augment her account with standard logics of vagueness or employ analogues to set-theoretic non-well-foundedness moves.