Ancient Athens exhibited a degree of religious tolerance, allowing various cults and practices to coexist alongside the dominant worship of the Olympian gods. While citizens were generally expected to participate in state-sanctioned religious activities, the presence of foreign gods and rituals was often accommodated, especially in the context of trade and cultural exchange. However, there were limits to this tolerance; certain beliefs, such as those that threatened civic unity or undermined traditional practices, could be met with suspicion or persecution. Overall, while Athens was relatively open to religious diversity, it maintained a strong connection between religion and civic identity.
The citizens (male) met in assembly and voted to accept or reject eash law.
Yes, it is possible by charter or via Athens.
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Of course. In fact, atheists are more accepting of people who think differently because they have no religious agenda to promote, no beliefs they feel the need to press on others.~Above answer is well put, but i might add, i myself do not accept the religious beliefs of another person, but i can accept the person. I mean, by 'accept' i do not share the belief, nor admire it in anyway, but rather, i accept the person, and accept their right to believe as they wish.
No, they didn't.
Yes
It means when you accept to all religious.
If the space is sacred to your religion. If not, it does not necessarily have to feel religious for you, but be respectful of the significance to that religion, and accept the right of those people to be religious there.
Joseph Smith rejected all of it.
Yes, but they believe what they think is true.
2 things- 1. you can accept the fact shes religious. OR 2. completely isolate her from your life. your choice!
Why would you want to? Be who you are. If you're atheist accept you were born the way you are and if you're religious accept G-d made you that way for a reason.