
“The pluralist is an idolater, worshipping the created world more than the Creator. He or she so relativizes God’s truth that God’s own Son becomes incidental on the religious landscape, and his sacrificial death and miraculous resurrection become insignificant and unbelievable respectively. Pluralists are inconsistent in that they want to be understood univocally while insisting that ancient authors, let alone God himself, cannot be” (D.A. Carson, The Gagging of God), 278.