Half-hearted Inclusivism: The Theological Doctrine of Salvation in the Document of Lumen Gentium and the Fate of Others

This article examines the salvation concept in Lumen Gentium document. The of Christian tradition is based not only on cross but also document, which guarantees safety for adherents religions other than Christianity. aims to explain doctrine Salvation through analyze debates and variations views that exist theology regarding fate religions, look at responses churches theologians these challenges dilemmas about others. approach used writing this an analysis literature, involves study theology, ecclesiastical documents, soteriology. reveals soteriology emphasizes importance explicit faith Christ as way stated teachings. However, there are various those who embrace religions. Some try religious diversity by arguing can be found grace God working without knowledge Him. Meanwhile, some maintain exclusive view Salvation. Soteriology shows work accomplished His death Cross core understanding But context others, theology. Based fact, inclusivism built document seems half-hearted. Therefore a healthy theological dialogue more profound needed respond complex challenge promote inclusive experience widespread love all human beings.