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Religious intolerance is a source of severe conflict, and should be avoided when possible, however, if a religion is engaged in criminal activity such as murder, that cannot be tolerated even if it is done for a religious reason.
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What was the Roman government's position on religion in the centuries BC?
The Romans were actually pretty open minded and tolerant towards other religions, but only if they did not cause any problems, probably such as trying to convert others, protesting, causing riots, etc.
Do catholics tolerate other religions?
Yes we are. Even though our past with other religions is not pleasant, we do not dislike other religions. It is true that Catholicism is tolerant of other religions, although it took a long time, and the success of protestantism for this to be a fact. The church eventually had to give up the fight and be accepting once so many other nations became predominantly protestant, and in those countries the Catholics often became the persecuted. However the view of most Catholics well into the 20th century, and the official view of the church itself was that no one but Catholics could be saved. This changed after Vatican II, inasmuch as separated brethren could be saved if they were truly faithful Christians because of the fact that they were, because of no fault of their own ignorant of the truth of the Catholic Church. In other words they could only be saved as de facto "adopted Catholic Christians". One can only wonder what would have happened if Protestantism had failed and been practiced by an extremely small minority in all nations. In this case it is arguable that the Inquisitions would have continued for a much greater period. There are conservative Catholics today, in a minority, but still a fairly sizable one, who still consider Protestants unsaved because of their faith, and would quite readily put into place a Catholic theocracy in the United States if they could. I'm a convert of 26 years, and I know what I'm talking about, I've met these people.
Did the french become much less tolerant towards other religions?
French is not a religion it is an nationality (and or a language). In view of this, the question can not be answered.
How did the policies of the Muslims towards conquered lands compare with other empire builders such as the Roman?
Both were tolerant of local religions and customs.
How did romans feel about people that did not follow their religion?
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What will be the objectives of ecological mapping of plants tolerant towards contaminated soils of agra?
what will be the objectives of ecological mapping of plants tolerant towards contaminated soils of agra.
What is mediaeval England tolerant towards Jews?
Not really.
What is a sentence with the word tolerant?
She was known for her tolerant attitude towards people from diverse backgrounds.
Is there a country that doesn't allow a religion?
I don't think so, but basically, several communist countries have an unfavorable attitude towards religions in general, and the countries are officially atheist.
What statement describes Rome's attitude towards people of different religions in the empire?
Ancient Romans let people to keep their own religions when they conquered new lands. That made the conquered people easier to adapt to the Roman culture. Romans built temples for their own gods in the provinces, but they let people to worship their original gods as well. Only after Christianity became the state religion, they started to keep other religions pagan and finally forbid them. Christianity was more intolerant than other religions before it.
In what way Indian secularism is different from other democratic countries answer?
Indian secularism differs from other democratic countries in its approach of state neutrality towards all religions, as enshrined in its Constitution. Unlike some countries where secularism may mean separation of religion and state, Indian secularism emphasizes equal respect for all religions and prohibits discrimination based on religion. This inclusivity is unique to India's secular principles.
Which describes the early Roman government's position on religion?
The Romans were actually pretty open minded and tolerant towards other religions, but only if they did not cause any problems, probably such as trying to convert others, protesting, causing riots, etc.
