religious tolerance

He was also known for his support of religious tolerance.

The early Arab period was also one of religious tolerance.

During his life he became one of the main advocates for religious tolerance.

Austria has had a long history on the subject of religious tolerance.

Here they lived together in peace, harmony and religious tolerance.

It is believed by some to explain religious tolerance between different groups.

"We've had for a century in this country a tradition of religious tolerance," he said.

We must remember our country's progressive tradition of religious tolerance.

During its golden age, Spain was open to a good deal of religious tolerance.

The country is generally characterized by a high degree of religious tolerance.

They describe the new leader as a champion of human rights and religious tolerance.

New York is a perfectly mainstream place when it comes to religious tolerance.

The Government made efforts to promote religious tolerance in its ranks.

Soon however, James's policy of religious tolerance caused tensions to rise between them.

They have discussed the Taliban along with religious tolerance and freedom.

The visual arts industry there has played an important role in public education regarding religious tolerance.

But while the pope stressed religious tolerance, his host did not.

Subtle changes were produced in 1869 from the declaration of religious tolerance.

The hope of freedom and religious tolerance in Iraq would be snuffed out.

Religious tolerance needs to be promoted both by those that hold political power and at grassroots level.

The Government continued to express publicly its support for religious tolerance and diversity.

She also said: "America's commitment to religious tolerance goes back to the very beginning of our nation.

For Islam's religious tolerance has always been premised on its own power.

The two professors called for more education about Islam to foster religious tolerance.

I found this surprising, since prisons are not known for racial or religious tolerance.