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Toleration is when one
allows or
permits an action, idea, object, or
person that they
dislike or
disagree with.
Political scientist Andrew R.
Murphy explains...
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security and that of the
institutions of
liberty are in danger." In On
Toleration (1997),
Michael Walzer asked, "Should we
tolerate the intolerant?" He...
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Religious tolerance or
religious toleration may
signify "no more than
forbearance and the
permission given by the
adherents of a
dominant religion for...
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edict of
toleration is a declaration, made by a
government or ruler, and
states that
members of a
given religion will not
suffer religious ****cution...
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Toleration Act may
refer to:
Maryland Toleration Act, a 1649 law
mandating religious tolerance for
Trinitarian Christians Toleration Act 1689, an Act of...
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related to Tolerance.
Tolerance or
toleration is the
state of tolerating, or
putting up with, conditionally.
Toleration Party, a
historic political party...
- A
Letter Concerning Toleration (Epistola de tolerantia) by John
Locke was
originally published in 1689. Its
initial publication was in Latin, and it was...
- The
Maryland Toleration Act, also
known as the Act
Concerning Religion, was the
first law in
North America requiring religious tolerance for Christians...
- The
Patent of
Toleration (German: Toleranzpatent, Hungarian: Türelmi rendelet) was an
edict of
toleration issued on 13
October 1781 by the
Habsburg emperor...
- The
Toleration Party, also
known as the
Toleration-Republican
Party and
later the
American Party or
American Toleration and
Reform Party, was a political...
