This essentially is the premise of the ancient Indian Jain doctrine of “Anekāntavāda” – doctrine of non-absolutism or non-one sidedness or non-exclusivity . Anekāntavāda which encourages stepping back and seeing the big picture with two other related concepts from the same philosophical stream – syādvāda—the theory of conditioned predication and nayavāda—the theory of partial standpoints.
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