Problem: The predominant religion in the U.S. is Christianity. At the same time, as we have seen, world religions other than Christianity are some of the fastest growing religions in the US. Because of disestablishment and the free exercise of religion in the Constitution, devotees of many religions are free to practice their religion. How does Diana Eck define pluralism, and how does this concept relate to your religious background? How might the idea of pluralism impact the violence against religions, such as the violence and misunderstanding against Sikhs? Some religions try to define the idea of salvation, with some seeing this as exclusive right within their own tradition. How does the idea of pluralism impact the idea of salvation, i.e. how can one tradition claim salvation as an exclusive right in light of many faithful religions? How does the common element of the ""Golden Rule" in most religious traditions influence your perception?