What is the most tolerant religion today???
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Tolerant, as in, tries not to hurt your feelings? Hinduism.\n\nOr tolerant, as in, tolerant of the truth? Christianity.
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the one that makes sense to you ...\nwe shouldnt fit ourself around a religion ...\nbut fit the religion around our own beliefs
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Go to www.religioustolerance.org  they should have what you want.
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Neither.  The believer makes him or herself more or less tolerant and then uses the religion to justify it.
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This question is a blanket statement "modern religion" is a very large term.  Then you go on to address Christianity.  As a matter of interest, in numbers, it falls number 3 after Islam and Jews.\n\nThe fact is there are many alternates these days because they just don't wish to be guided by an outdated book which the above religions have...each is a religion of the book.\n\nFor an open minded look at what religion can be...guiding, comforting, loving, caring, kindness and acceptance...go to Spiritualism, Unity, Universal, etc. etc.
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nope.there can only be tolerance if ppl bacome sheep.one sheep's view is every sheep's view.No reason to disagree.
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Welcome to the world of religions. I found that every religion is hypocritical in some way or another, but in the Christian religion, it seems to be the worst. They say G-d is a gentle, and kind being. Yet, he is willing to sacrifice his creation. Kind? Gentle? But then again what can you expect from a religion in which their main item of worship is a torture device(the cross)?
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It is so revealing to read all the posts, we take the freedom we live in the West as a granted fact of life and project it as if it was like that all over the world.\n\nThe question is very strong... but the answer is actually a strong yes one may not get killed but certainly be harrassed, penalised and often persecuted YES. (I am a member of an inter-cultural institute where I get to understand the issues of refugees and religious issues are a strong part of it)\n\nHow is that ?\n\nHere are Facts then after I will share specific cases:\n\n1) 100% of Muslin countries even Turkey... have special different legal “previledges” (lower) treatment for religions other than Islamic for Muslims\n\n2) Most Christians left Islamic countries within the 20th century - Actually 75% or Arabs in america and over 98% in Latin America are Christian Arabs immigrants (Palestinians, Lebanese and Egyptians …)... at the same time, the original Christian popululation is still dwinding...such as is the case in Palestine where we are withnessing mistreatment of Christians in certain isolated villages… The laws may look tolerant in those villages, but the social and communal intolerance is palpable.\n\n3) The arabic Jews left most Muslim countries for the same reasons.... limitations of their rights and in many instances mistreatment... Some say Israel is the biggest Arabic Jewrefigee camp in the world...(morrocans, Egyptians. Irakees, Tunisians Iranians etc…)\n\n4) 95% of Islamic countries have laws that clearly condemns other religion to share and teach or evangelize, it is considered procelytism and a crime that can lead to the death penalty... Pakistan has one of the most effensive, Irak"s current constitution is even less tolerant of their Chaldean Christian community, and Egypt has laws that really does not allow the Copts and other Christian denomination from doing what they want such as permits approval to build, repair or expand their churches… You will notice that even the most recent churches look like forteresses.\n\n5) Turkey is still hiding a lot of the facts that pertains to the Armenian Genocide. People still went to prison in 2005 for trying to expose those facts...\n\n6) Indonesia technically is a secular Government but the laws are based on Islamic jurisprudence… The Christians and anemiste are more and more persecuted by radical groups\n\n7) Malaysia, with a muslim population of less than 50% have elected a government that intalled the Islamic law (Sharia) and in that law, all mixed marriage … are not consired both as Muslims by the state (Fastest growing religion ??) and there are more and more previledges that other denominations are loosing day by day… The Hindous, Buddhists and Sikhs are feeling the different treatments since the Islamic Government has been in power.\n\n\nCases Here in North Amerca:\n\nMany muslim women have been known to hide their change of faith to their community due to pressure and threat.\n\nThe affirm that you are Atheis is even worsed in an islamic country, many refugees had to change name even here in coming to america for protection against communal threats.\n\nWoman who have converted to other denominations have often been forced not only to devorce but, in Islamic Law, the father have right over the children, the fathers have left with the children and the mother is without any trace, news of them….\n\nConversions is a dishonor to the family…. Honor crimes are not norm yet not unknown even here in America to restore the family’s honor and respect… (some cases were related to conversions into Christianity.\n\n\nI could go on and on and be very specific… But the point is, it is not exposed due to fear of repercussions. No, it is not something that is generalized yet there is deep rooted silence about these issues in Muslim and Islamic circles.\n\nSo please, before you say “I think”  or “I don’t see why not” or “Of course you can” read about the subject and
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I hear you!  A little more tolerance would go a long way towards a much more peaceful world.  Unfortunately, many people just can't seem to see beyond their own limited point of view.  They have taken the word of someone who has taught them their religion like sheep instead of doing any real research on their own to find out what it is that they personally believe.
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Some religions shun the use of all liquor, while others are more tolerant.  One of the religions which shuns drinking alcohol is the Baptist Church.
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Roman Catholicism\n\nReynolds Jones\nhttp://www.rebuff.org
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Not that I was aware that anyone was calling Hindus intolerant (and I'm a Hindu so you'd think I would have heard that by now), I agree that your example does speak a lot about Hindu tolerance. Although, there is always news about some riot that occured and the Indian media like to make sure to state the religious beliefs of all those involved. Most of the time the riots or whatever bad has happened actually sparked over something nonreligious. I have, then, never understood the need to state the religions of all those involved in the skirmishes. I don't live in India so I really can't say much about all that happens there. I'm a Hindu living in the US and things are somewhat different here (Hindus are a minority, here, too). And I should state that not all Indian media states the religions of the people. I have read some that don't, but there seems to be some that almost go out of their way to report that insignificant information in the middle of their articles. So, if people are calling Hindus intolerant, maybe their reading those media sources. Otherwise, I've never been told that Hindus were intolerant and your example says a lot (and there are countless other examples, too, that I have read as well).
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Religious Tolerance is pretty good at laying out basics of various religious beliefs.\n\nOh, you can also try to Yahoo/Google it too, use "Native American spirituality".   I tried and it brought up a few sites of interest.
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hindu is a great nice peacefull tolerant culture/religion. I am not one, but I welcome them all.\non a scale of 1-10 i give them a 9.
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Here's a good online source for that: http://www.religioustolerance.org/christ.htm
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protestant atheist - the best
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Here's a thought. try a little research. Christianity is not the #1 religion in the world. It's not even in the top 3. \n\nYou can pray at work or school, you simply have to keep it away from other people who may find it offensive. You may wear your idols as jewelry, and yes, you can even carry a religious text on your person. You can even set up prayer groups and religious clubs under certain circumstances. What you cannot do is force your rhetoric on others who do not want to listen to it.\n\nThere are limits. Perhaps the world would respect the views of Christianity, if Christians would begin to respect the views of others. You have every opportunity to believe what you want, and to worship how you choose. So does everyone else.\n\nGet over yourself.\n-SD-