obtuse or narrow-minded intolerance, especially of other races or religions.— bigot, n.— bigoted, adj. Bönism a pre-Buddhist religion of Tibet, involving worship of nature spirits and the practice of sacrifice, magie, and divination. It was influential on the Tibetan form of Buddhism. ...
trust in others correlates with the intensity of religious participation, but not with religious upbringing. On the contrary, intolerance towards immigrants and aversion towards the active economic role of women is associated only with religious upbringing (and not with the intensity of religious partici...
While all of that is mainstream Islām, modern radical Islām has exhibited fierce intolerance of homosexuality. Meanwhile, all traditionalistic Islām has strongly endorsed public separation for the sexes, as well as concealment of the female figure, up to and including the face. ...
Also, humans obviously have varying degrees of intolerance toward one another and have a warring nature and will use anything to war on groups of their own species that are unlike themselves (see Chapter 15). Because of the association between religion and war, as well as the pseudo-religious...
tolerated in a democratic because it amounts to incitement to hatred, discrimination, violence or intolerance. The Court seems to leave a narrow opening to declare offensive speech without incitement to hatred, hostility, discrimination of violence, as n...
But to add to that, intolerance is a basic theme of the Qur’an. You stated people have to put into context the Islamic empire and the Qur’an. As a theocracy, they are one in the same, which is why we have Muslim terrorists today. You started to address the issue of Muslims ...
This is due to the emphasis that has been given on the possibility of intolerance with different ways of being imposed by circumstantial majorities, which have guided agendas of customs in an unstoppable way in recent years. In the Brazilian case alone, this phenomenon has been driven by an ...
Very well! If the dispute could have been settled by a verbal definition, I don't know of a better one than Locke's for that purpose; and if the agitated minds of his time could have been talked out of their intolerance by means of it, the good Locke wouldn't have needed to go ...
Taking as its foundation a religious experience of my own, this paper explores the impact of the study of religion on the interpretation and significance of experience. My experience will be analyzed in relation to the work of William James, followed by
711–12); Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and Discrimination based on Religion or Belief, GA Res 36/55, UN GAOR, 36th sess, 73rd plen mtg, Supp No 51, UN Doc A/RES/26/55 (25 November 1981) Art 6. 68 See Aroney (n 77) 712; Nowak (n 71) 386–389...