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In reply to the discussion: China's 'War on Terror' uproots families, leaked data shows [View all]trotsky
(49,533 posts)55. Intolerance does indeed occur in every human society.
Is it OK we therefore look at what seems to promote or reinforce it, to learn more about how to combat/prevent it? Or is that off-limits for discussion in the Religion group? Will you simply continue to "WHATABOUT CHINESE ATHEISTS" every time someone mentions intolerant teachings found in a religion?
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What I actually say is that people have a variety of reasons for their behavior.
guillaumeb
Mar 2020
#8
By not venerating teachings and texts that promote and perpetuate our differences, right?
trotsky
Mar 2020
#62
My own view is that my experiences are anecdotal and my "study" lacks rigor.
Act_of_Reparation
Mar 2020
#72
If you have been reading the many articles about the Chinese Government surveillance state,
guillaumeb
Mar 2020
#46
Let's get one thing fucking clear, bub: I didn't abandon it. You failed to make your point.
trotsky
Mar 2020
#52
To those of us working to understand intolerance, and confront it, it does matter.
trotsky
Mar 2020
#57
So if every theist does not see these few verses as requiring, or promoting, intolerance,
guillaumeb
Mar 2020
#65