 In more recent discussions, this perspective is sometimes labeled “(strong) Conciliationism” (Christensen 2007, 2016; Feldman 2006) or the “Equal Weight View” (Cohen 2013). When exclusivists and their epistemic peers disagree and exclusivists can offer no independent reasons that establish their position, then exclusivists should acknowledge that their perspective has no greater epistemic weight than those of their epistemic competitors and either suspend judgment or abandon their exclusivistic position and grant equal epistemic status to all the self-consistent, comprehensive perspectives in play.