Tolerance

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Democracy in peril: Egypt’s handling of Coptic unrest

Anthony Billingsley | 13 October 2011 |

tags: Coptic Christians, democracy, Egyptian unrest, religious freedom, tolerance

Formerly the heroes of Tahrir Square, the military are now being viewed differently.

The end of tolerance

Zac Alstin | 07 October 2011 |

tags: Britain, morality, tolerance

The illusion that moral diversity is a viable social strategy is at its last gasp.

The puzzle of intolerant tolerance

Michael Casey | 28 March 2011 |

tags: human rights, tolerance

How can liberal democracies justify prosecuting people who wear crosses or refuse to preside at same-sex marriages and still pride themselves on being tolerant?

The banality of tolerance

Rocco Buttiglione | 08 February 2011 |

tags: freedom, religion, tolerance

One of Europe’s most prominent philosophers explains why tolerance seems to be evaporating from the public square.

Two faiths, two women and their friendship

Jennifer S. Bryson | 19 November 2010 |

tags: films, Islam, multiculturalism, tolerance

In the film, Arranged, shared values bridge the faith divide in an unexpected way.

Is tolerant Islam a myth?

Michael Coren | 23 September 2010 |

tags: dhimmitude, Islam, tolerance

At its best, Islam offers only paternalistic tolerance for despised minorities, says an acclaimed author.

John Rawls and the triumph of tolerance

Thaddeus Kozinski | 08 July 2010 |

tags: philosophy, pluralism, tolerance

The patron saint of political pluralism has had a subtle but damaging influence upon public policy.

Can the Middle East’s Christian exodus be stopped?

William Shomali | 02 June 2010 |

tags: Christianity, Islam, Middle East, religious freedom, tolerance

Christians need to see their presence in the region as a vocation and not as their fate, says a Catholic bishop.

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays, too, just to cover the bases

Carolyn Moynihan | 18 December 2005 |

tags: Christmas, tolerance

Can the West celebrate Christmas without offending its non-Christian minorities, or do we have to settle for mere holiday spirit? And what will happen if we do?