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They actually didn't become more tolerant of different religions. The original colonies are known for there religious persecution. When the colonies were first being founded if you were a different religon you would be kicked out of the colony and forced to find another. This cause certain colonies to be certain beliefs and only that belief.
Nick appreciated his father's advice to be tolerant because it helped him understand the importance of accepting others for who they are, even if they have different beliefs or opinions. This advice allowed Nick to have more compassion and respect for people from diverse backgrounds, leading to more positive and meaningful relationships.
They were persecuted for their beliefs, and like many who suffered the same fate went to a freer and more tolerant country, America.
Great awakening = more religions More religions = more people with different beliefs more people with different beliefs = more difficult to be intolerant.
Rhode Island was the New England colony most tolerant of differing religious beliefs. It was founded by Roger Williams, who had been expelled by the Puritans from Massachusetts colony due to Williams' belief in freedom of religion.
Your question is not very clear. Polytheism is the belief in or worship of more than one god. Many Pagan faiths are polytheistic but not all.
Often times, the two groups have conflicting beliefs. However, sometimes, like in the U.S., you get groups that are required by law to be tolerant of each other.
why do you think people in the middle colonies were more tolerant of other colonies
why do you think people in the middle colonies were more tolerant of other colonies
why do you think people in the middle colonies were more tolerant of other colonies
Hinduism is not actually a religion and it is a way of life. It was not founded by anybody. It is more ancient than any other religion. It took into various beliefs of the prevailing faiths in the ancient India.
Just say and describe how beautiful they both are, and how they really aren't that much different.