Freedom from bigotry; a fair, objective and permissive attitude toward those whose opinions, beliefs or qualities differ from yours
Do others have the unfettered right to impose their beliefs on you? Of course not. But it works both ways: if you demand tolerance, you need to show it in return.
Tolerance is giving to every other human being every right that you claim for yourself. (Robert Green Ingersoll)
We don’t all think alike. It’s as simple as that. Tolerance is a sign of strength and confidence; intolerance signals fear and ignorance. The tolerant observe, listen, and learn; the intolerant know it all already. Which do you choose to be?
… interested in some inspiring tips on choosing tolerance, and some exercises to get you started?