Question

What is the difference between monism and pluralism? Do you find monism or pluralism to be more likely? Why?

Answer 1

Monism refers to a doctrine that states that the answer to one or more questions is "only one". In contrast to this, pluralism refers to a doctrine that states that the answer to any question can be many, which means that there may be many kinds of things into existence.

Whereas monism reflects the unity of certain things, pluralism reflects the diversity of them. From the ancient times monism has insisted on unity of things in time or space. Pluralism finds itself in stark opposition to the concept that all statements are logically necessary.

I find monism to be more likely, because a close observation of things around us, will give us a link between these objects, hence stating that connecting or originating point for all of them is the same.

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