Which belief system emphasizes the idea that my tradition holds the ultimate truth and all others are mistaken?

Exclusivism is characterized by the belief that one particular tradition or belief system possesses the ultimate truth and that all other systems of belief are fundamentally incorrect. This perspective often leads adherents to view their own beliefs as superior and non-negotiable, while seeing differing beliefs as misguided or erroneous. This stance can lead to a sense of certainty about one's own faith and a tendency to reject alternative viewpoints.

In contrast, liberalism typically endorses a more pluralistic view, accepting multiple truths and emphasizing understanding across different traditions. Pantheism identifies divinity with the universe itself, rather than focusing on exclusivity of truth claims. Transtheism suggests a belief system that transcends traditional notions of theology but does not inherently reject the validity of other belief systems. Hence, they do not align with the notion of asserting one true path while dismissing all others.