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n. - Someone who believes that distinct ethnic or cultural or religious groups can exist together in society; A philosopher who believes that no single explanation can account for all the phenomena of nature;

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  • It is a battle between views I would describe as pluralist versus technocratic.
  • Are democratic or "pluralist" states naturally more responsive to environmental problems, and authoritarian ones inherently less so?
  • I sometimes surprise people who expect me to categorize myself as a "pluralist", but so far I'm sticking with the label "inclusivist".
  • A natural law based system can accept a certain aboult of pluralism, but a "pluralist" system is simply unworkable under the Natural Law.
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