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Tolerance is not a Christian virtue.

Look into the development of the word tolerance.

It stems from the Latin term “tolerare” (to endure, put up with).


/we will no longer endure this.

Where in the Bible does it teach Christians to be tolerant of evil?

How much sin should we tolerate? Should we not condemn sin? If we cannot condemn sin then how do we keep sin and evil at bay if we never confront evil or condemn the sinful behavior of our neighbors? How do Christians survive unless they become intolerant of sin?

It's not tolerance when were held hostage and will be killed if we try to work towards our collective survival.

I heard someone talking about subjective morality the other day and it got me thinking.

If your morality is flexible (ie tolerance) you cannot stand up for it. The very act of bending in order to listen to another point of view compromises your strength.

Maybe it is good at certain points in your life, or for certain people, when you're getting your idea of morality straight in your head. It's important to be able to look at your own conception of morality to make sure it's as close to the ideal as possible.

However, there comes a point when it's far less important to have a perfect concept of Good and evil than it is to simply stand up for your concept of Good, and for that you need to eliminate flexibility.

Tolerance is something you have to poison or adverse conditions.

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cute. a nice quip. who preaches tolerance? who held up the signs of "immigrants welcome"? do not be a coward. be specific. in our time, we have no tolerance of cowards. speak the truth.