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Meanings of religious tolerance in English

Portuguese
tolerância religiosa
Spanish
tolerancia religiosa
Catalan
tolerància religiosa

Religious Tolerance.

tolerância religiosa
Usage of religious tolerance in English
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The trial is widely seen as a test of Indonesia's religious tolerance.
Reuters
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Its capital, Irbil, is a haven of religious tolerance and relative safety.
The Guardian
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But his religious tolerance or indifference did not extend to personal matters.
China
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The Balkan was characterized more by religious tolerance than by religious persecution.
Terrorists and Freedom Fighters
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Touro Synagogue has become a symbol of religious tolerance in the United States.
Reuters
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His religious tolerance was the natural consequence of his philosophic spirit.
Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte — Volume 03
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Venice also had a history of religious tolerance and, as a republic, political independence.
The Guardian
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The charity says its objectives include supporting orphans and activities that promote religious tolerance.
Reuters
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Like the United States, my planet also has a proud history of religious tolerance.
First contact: or, it's later than you think
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It has the added appeal of tackling universal themes of faith and religious tolerance.
Reuters
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As part of his pitch, Romney released an ad that celebrated Israel's religious tolerance.
Reuters
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Everywhere you hear accounts of brotherly love and religious tolerance.
The White Road to Verdun
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When religious tolerance finally became established by law, civilization had made a tremendous advance.
The History of Education / Educational Practice and Progress Con...
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Algeria, a Sunni Muslim country of 35 million people, has a history of religious tolerance.
Reuters
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The name Cordoba is a nod to the Moorish emirate known its for religious tolerance.
The Guardian
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Roger Williams, with his grand idea of religious tolerance, stood far ahead of his time.
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