Not at all.
Buddhism. Definitely
I would disagree. I have Buddhist friends who quite easily say a pox on all Abrahamic religions. They are not at all tolerant. All religions believe they have found the right path which is why people embrace them. That naturally assumes that all others are more wrong.![]()
Then again, religion is what people make it to be.
Exactly. Which is why I say that religion is manmade. God is not.
But everybody tries to do religion better, more correctly, more spiritually, more meaningfully, and/or more pleasing to whatever deity is worshipped or to perfect oneself. And because the religion we embrace we consider to be more pure or more righteous or more intelligent than all others, all religions contain an element of intolerance.
Intolerance in itself is not a bad thing, however, as some things we should be intolerant of.
Bringing us back to the age old question: Is it intolerant to be intolerant of intolerance?
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