Tolerance Quotes

If you've found meaning in your life, you don't want to go back. You want to go forward. You want to see more, do more. You can't wait until you're sixty-five.

Once past the comfort zone in either direction, humans soon lost the ability to discriminate bad from worse.

Sometimes advises from others are more difficult to bear with than even slang.

It is only when we are in the habit of recognizing our opinions as a partial experience seen through our stereotypes that we become truly tolerant of an opponent.

The goal for most people should not be to feel better, but to get better at feeling.

Do not let your assumptions about a culture block your ability to perceive the individual, or you will fail.

Patience is a balloon, the longer you have it, the more it inflates to burst

Tolerance is certainly an improvement over hate, but it is not the same thing as freedom.

Fear of the unknown and the other is the root of almost all hate. It is born of ignorance and fed by those who would keep us divided.

True tolerance only arises from a keen awareness of the abysmal ignorance of everyone as far as truth is concerned.

If our goal is to be tolerant of people who are different than we are, Chase, then we really are aiming quite low. Traffic jams are to be tolerated. People are to be celebrated.

Friendship is the underlying element, the common denominator of every relationship.

As the neo-cortex of the brain keeps getting more complex through further evolution, eventually our far away progeny will born in a world where there will be no more religion to be endowed upon them.

[E]very major religion today is a winner in the Darwinian struggle waged among cultures, and none ever flourished by tolerating its rivals.

With the glorious flames of compassion in your heart, embrace the goodness from all religions.

Tolerance only for those who agree with you is no tolerance at all.

The fact that social media has leveled the playing field doesn't offer you the right to disrespect the elderly

Celebrating love, wherever it is found" (Trevor Dennis). I'm using this sermon title as the essence of my novel

...here on Coney Island, we learn to take each other as we are.

We see the world not as it is, but as we are.

The goals of true education are to teach acceptance, tolerance, and nonviolence.

Our unity will always be a greater force with mixed ideals than if we demand that others change for us, to what we believe.

Confronted with such flagrant acts of intolerance—such abuses of the freedom of speech—a free society must surely do more. For intolerance is the one thing a free society cannot afford to tolerate.

I am more and more convinced that some people are put in our lives solely to try our patience and tamper with our tolerance levels.

...am so deeply impressed with the fair mindedness and tolerance of the American people...

Tolerance is nothing more than patience with boundaries.

Lightning strikes the earth and thunder heralds the doom but the earth bears it all in silence, teaching us that life may be harsh to us but we shouldn't be so to life.

Tolerance is not a Christian value. Charity, justice, mercy, prudence, honesty--these are Christian values.

..each bloodletting hastens the next, and as the value of human life is degraded and violence becomes tolerated, the unimaginable becomes more conceivable.

Tolerance of intolerance enables oppression.

Regardless of the perpetual battle between believers and atheists, for me, religion is a tool of making friends, rather than making enemies.

Real religion begins where the tiny cocoons of belief systems end.

Religion doesn't divide the society. The humans reading the wrong books to understand religion, do.

Intellectually and compassionately explaining the reason freedom works is required for credibility.

A religion that demands absolutely irrefutable obedience, is anything but religion.

Religion comes not where reign fundamentalism and authoritarianism.

I believe sarcasm is the passive form of rudeness and should not be tolerated in the Body of Christ.

The book-learned preacher who carries the badge of authority, is by no means religious.

We can cure the disease of intolerance. We must do it if the world is to survive. No us. No them. Just we.

If we are to be truly free, that freedom will come through cooperation and tolerance with one another.

An Underground Railroad story with a distinctive flavor. –Booklist

A gripping historical novel . . . heart-stopping, heart-racing and eventually heart-easing.–Library Voice

Very different from other middle grade of YA stories I've read about slaves running during the 1800s. – Wandering Librarian

The frog in the well knows nothing more grand than its own tiny well.

I am proud to say to you that, I am a scientist and I accept all religions to be biologically true and equal. My pursuit of understanding the human mind has taught me universal tolerance.

Good friends are like angels. You don't have to see them to know they are there for you.

If someone chooses to live a certain way, and it doesn’t infringe on anyone’s freedom, it’s their choice to make.

Geniuses are a dime a dozen. The truly tolerant are rare.

~ Tolerance increases hope between people and their voice of conscience.

I ain't grouchy, ” Teft snapped. “I just have a low threshold for stupidity.