Wiktionary
n. the condition of permitting people to worship according to the practices of any religion they choose
Usage examples of "religious toleration".
He was supposed to be a champion of religious toleration, but went no further in his anxiety to give the benefits of generous forbearance to dissenters than the restoration of the Edict of Nantes.
Simon seemed convinced that the Familias Regnant's policy of religious toleration would lead straight to anarchy and immorality.
It's a bit surprisin' in some ways that InSec didn't squelch them, but I imagine even Public Information would've had trouble with that one, given that the Legislaturalists were always careful t' give lip service t' religious toleration.
From the conversation of Philotheus, a Macedonian sectary, he had imbibed the spirit of religious toleration.
Although these liberties, to some considerable amount, form part of the political morality of all countries which profess religious toleration and free institutions, the grounds, both philosophical and practical, on which they rest, are perhaps not so familiar to the general mind, nor so thoroughly appreciated by many even of the leaders of opinion, as might have been expected.
Nor, I can assure you, do I share the foolish belief of these 'Americans' that religious toleration is some kind of principle.
Not to mention their bizarre notion of a 'universal franchise' and enough religious toleration to make a Remonstrant dizzy!
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It seems to me religious toleration stops when they intend to kill you or hurt you with it.