Meanings of mutual toleration in English

Now there is nothing less natural, and nothing less dramatic than this mutual toleration.

All that the Advocate struggled for was moderation and mutual toleration within the Reformed Church.

The Allied conception becomes perforce one of mutual toleration.

It wasn't even a tragic love story, just a mediocre, mutual toleration like so many marriages.

And where honesty of conviction was patent, mutual toleration was often replaced by personal esteem and regard.

They warmly recommended mutual toleration and harmony.

He was unceasing in his prayers and appeals for " mutual toleration on the subject of predestination."

The object of such synod should be to devise "some means of accommodation, mutual toleration, and question."

It is best promoted by co-operating to reach the common goal, by sharing one another's sorrow and by mutual toleration.

The ascendency of Holland was as inseparably connected with the prevalence of political liberty and of mutual toleration among Protestant sects.

Keep a good lookout for the countermine which is now working against the good advice of his Majesty for mutual toleration.

He had made drafts of letters for the King of Great Britain to sign, recommending mutual toleration on the five disputed points regarding predestination.

States are commonly at peace or at war; if at peace, even where there are smouldering enmities, an appearance is kept up of mutual toleration.

Mutual toleration means that political opponents must accept the legitimacy and legality of their opponents.