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    One need not know about those salvific events in order to... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Particular salvific events are ontologically necessary but not epistemically necessary for salvation.

    One need not know about those salvific events in order to be saved or liberated (no epistemic necessity).

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    But what of those “adults” who die having never been aware of the salvific conditions of the one true religion? Is it not clearly unjust for exclusivists to claim that they cannot spend eternity with God because they have not met the criteria for salvation stipulated by this religion? For salvific inclusivists, the answer is yes. Like exclusivists, inclusivists believe that eternal existence in God’s presence is only possible because of the salvific provisions noted in the one true religion. How

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