Sentence examples for complete toleration from inspiring English sources

Chandran Kukathas (2003) — whose liberalism derives from the classical tradition — is inclined to almost complete toleration of non-liberal peoples, with the proviso that there must be exit rights.

After the Restoration (1660), Charles II personally favoured complete religious toleration, but the forces of militant Protestantism sometimes proved too strong for him.

Toleration in 1689 ended the persecution, although it did not amend the discriminatory laws.

However, he ended it by praising American religious toleration.

He also wrote his first Letter on Toleration, published anonymously in Latin in 1689, and completed An Essay Concerning Human Understanding.

He provided every argument for toleration he could, and still he wasn't tolerated.

However, when he saw the principles of toleration in Holland being threatened by reactionary forces, he put it aside to complete his "scandalous" Theological-Political Treatise, published anonymously and to great alarm in 1670.

There was the complete disapproval of those who saw only its inherent licentiousness, but from others came at least a tacit toleration of the obviously irrepressible urge to dance.

This toleration had limits.

"Toleration zones are more dangerous.

It is a core foundation of toleration.