Let me explain. For the [[Judaism_and_Other_Religions#Exclusive Position|exclusivist]], one's own community, tradition, and encounter with God is the one and only exclusive truth; all other claims on encountering God are a priori false. The pluralist takes the opposite tack, accepting that no one tradition can claim to possess the singular truth. In between is the inclusivist who acknowledges that there are many communities with their own traditions and truths, but maintains the importance of his own way of seeing thing as culminating, subsuming, or perfecting all other truths.For example: Rabbi [[Shlomo ben Yitzhak]] (Rashi), Rabbi [[Yehudah ben Betzalel Loewe]] (Maharal) and Rabbi [[Zevi Yehudah Kook]]