Sentence examples for in toleration from inspiring English sources
The Toleration Act demonstrated that the idea of a "comprehensive" Church of England had been abandoned and that hope lay only in toleration of division.
In place of brutal detentions and bigotry, the musical presents sequential lessons in toleration: a Muslim passenger, the victim of unearned suspicion, is shown to be a benevolent chef, worthy only of affectionate respect.
So, too, Rob Bell is articulating the concerns of a generation of Christians schooled in toleration, whose neighbors and coworkers and siblings are Muslim or Buddhist or agnostic, a generation whose pluralist social commitments are at odds with theological commitments to limited salvation.
Still, the search for common elements is a central, increasingly important topic in toleration discourses.
They parted when it became clear that the King was mainly interested in toleration for Catholics, and Shaftesbury of Protestant dissenters.
They also mentioned - without showing data - that removal of the C-terminal β-barrel region resulted in toleration of the proteins in the periplasmic space.
In advocating toleration in religion, he was more liberal: freedom of conscience, like property, he argued, is a natural right of all men.
The books in the well-stocked library testified to an eclectic curriculum – Engels was there, as well as nihilism and even Israel – but one got the sense that the students were learning about alien values not as westerners might, as an exercise in multicultural toleration, but in order to understand what they were up against.
Scott Sowerby countered Pincus's thesis in 2013 in Making Toleration: The Repealers and the Glorious Revolution.
In Spain toleration gave way to widespread persecution and conversion under duress, leaving a heritage of sorrow for the future.
We have to somehow defeat this without defeating or even opposing a great religion that is nonetheless extremely inexperienced in the toleration of other ascendant and more powerful faiths.
