tolerance

24 subentries

tolerance. See also brotherhood (attitude); intolerance; spiritual unity
derives from understanding, ripens into love (100:4.4)
differences in status essential to development of (64:6.34)
education increases respect for opinions of others (25:3.12)
essential for success (160:1.9)
fruit of the spirit (193:2.2)
gracefully gains victory (160:3.4)
learned in one’s family (84:7.28)
mature person looks upon all others with (160:1.6)
religious tolerance
approach other religions in recognition of common truths (149:2.5)
be patient with those who crave symbolism to mobilize spiritual insight (91:5.7)
each apostle taught own view of gospel (148:1.2)
forbid not strange preacher (159:2.1)
cf: inevitable clash between religion of spirit and religions of authority (173:3.3)
Jesus allowed Kirmeth freedom of action (148:8.3)
mistake to require God-conscious men to reject their historic leadership (99:5.11)
cf: peace cannot exist between light and darkness; truth and error (175:1.2)
cf: peace incompatible with assertion of religious authority (134:4.3-4,8)
refrain from trying to mold believers according to some set pattern (140:8.26) (141:5.4)
religion of spirit permits diversity of belief (155:6.9)
religionists should borrow best rather than denounce worst (92:7.3) (94:12.4)
cf: time for open break with religious rulers (163:4.7) (164:3.16)
cf: woe upon you, scribes, Pharisees, hypocrites (163:6.5) (166:1.4-5) (175:1sec) (175:4.2)
show t. in living with stubborn associates (156:5.18)

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