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Nor does this follow from the nature of tolerance . If we approach the problem from this standpoint , the issue to be decided is the extent or scope of the tolerance to which the believer in democracy is committed .
Nor does this follow from the nature of tolerance . If we approach the problem from this standpoint , the issue to be decided is the extent or scope of the tolerance to which the believer in democracy is committed .
Pagina 147
Tolerance , like pacifism , gives the enemy the maximum of opportunity . Trusting faith of this sort is hardly of this world . If the proponent is serious in maintaining that logic requires that we must be tolerant ( practically ) of ...
Tolerance , like pacifism , gives the enemy the maximum of opportunity . Trusting faith of this sort is hardly of this world . If the proponent is serious in maintaining that logic requires that we must be tolerant ( practically ) of ...
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The notion of tolerance as it has been described above is not only an abstraction but also an idealization . Tolerance in action is some human being trying to be tolerant . The character and degree of applied tolerance differ with ...
The notion of tolerance as it has been described above is not only an abstraction but also an idealization . Tolerance in action is some human being trying to be tolerant . The character and degree of applied tolerance differ with ...
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