This is not the goal of religious pluralism. Religious pluralists believe that a person can be deeply committed to and passionate about his or her faith, and yet respect and even hope to learn from those who believe differently. Religious pluralism does not proclaim that all religions are the same. They are not. Each religion understands God and the spiritual life differently than do the others.
Religious pluralists believe that no one person or group possesses all of the truth.
Therefore, religious pluralists are committed to active participation in interfaith dialogue and cooperation for the common good.