Religious pluralism looks impossible when reason is restricted to logic alone — logic forces a single outcome and hierarchizes or excludes faiths that don't fit its criteria; but with imagination (logic plus aesthetics, via Whitehead's immanence and creativity) admitted as a method, pluralism becomes integral to truth formation, religious experience, and a deeper understanding of the Divine.

— In our words · Source: Open Receptacles: Imagination in Continental and Process Thought, and the Opening of Religious Pluralism (Rafael Reyes III)