Write a response to the tread below. Include citations, book references, page number and bibliography. About 200 words: These citations must be in the current Turabian format. Each reply must incorporate at least one scholarly citation in the current Turabian format while avoiding extended quotes. Acceptable sources include textbooks and the Bible Any sources cited must have been published within the last five years. Gould, Dickinson, & Loftin: chapter 7 & 8; Sweis & Meister: Chapters 31, 38, 39; Moreland & Muehlhoff: Chapters 4, 6, 7; watch: New Testament Reliability Demonstration. Discussion Thread Simple pluralism is the idea that multiple religious or philosophical views can coexist without any one being considered the absolute truth. It doesn't necessarily claim that all beliefs are equally true, but it suggests that each has value and should be respected as part of a broader human search for meaning. This approach emphasizes tolerance and peaceful coexistence, especially in diverse societies, and avoids making strong truth claims about any one religion. Instead, it focuses on creating space for dialogue and understanding across different worldviews without demanding agreement or conversion [1]. Simple Pluralism is not the same in a literal sense as Sophisticated Pluralism [3]. Regardless, each and every form of pluralism remains equally false in the sense that each of them attack the exclusivity of Christianity. They both produce arguments rooted in comfort rather than truth. Even certain atheists admit that the New Age Atheists sound more like first-year underclass