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    It is not the case that If salvific truth is distributed across traditions, then rejecting one tradition's formulation while sincerely accepting another cannot constitute culpable rejection of truth.

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    • 1.Distribution of truth across traditions doesn't eliminate the possibility that one tradition articulates salvific truth more accurately than others.
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    • 2.Sincerity of belief is distinct from truth; accepting a false formulation sincerely may still constitute culpable rejection of available truth.
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    • 3.If salvific truth matters sufficiently, culpability could attach to insufficient effort to discern truth across traditions, not just outright rejection.
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    Reasons Against

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    • 1.Culpability requires access to truth; if truth is fragmented across traditions, no single person can access all formulations simultaneously.
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    • 2.Sincere acceptance of salvific truth in one tradition demonstrates genuine spiritual commitment and responsiveness to transcendent reality.
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    • 3.Holding people culpable for rejecting formulations they never encountered or had rational grounds to doubt is epistemically unjust.
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