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  • aspired to parity with Catholics. "Toleration in France was a royal notion ... Protestants and Catholics, based on toleration enforced by the crown. ...
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  • He also counteracted the imperial toleration of heresy and built or ... the new emperor, Anthemius, establishing toleration for schismatic sects (467 ...
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  • civil disability. His great plea for toleration was based on the impossibility ... of Prophesying (1646), a famous plea for toleration published decades before ...
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  • the Essay and composing the Letter on Toleration. Locke did not return home ... Locke's first major published work was A Letter Concerning Toleration ...
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  • did William and Mary's later Act of Toleration (1689). Although political ... ==Act of Toleration== William and Mary signed the 1689 Act of Toleration ...
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  • in England, and also led to limited toleration for nonconformist Protestants—it ... James supported the policy of religious toleration and issued the Declaration ...
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  • the underlying issue of slavery itself—its toleration or non-toleration by a great free Christian state—were overwhelmingly in the majority. ...
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  • 1647, advocate principles of religious toleration and charity. ... advised Oliver Cromwell on the subject of toleration of Jews. ...
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  • She also stresses his toleration; he was "open-minded and respected ... of their beliefs. If his policy of toleration had continued, Christian ...
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  • the city everywhere has been the center of freedom and toleration, the home of progress, of invention, of science, of rationality (Wirth 1956) ...
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  • the imperial cult and thus threaten the toleration shown to the Christians since the edict of Emperor Gallienus in 260. However, the tradition ...
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  • Saint Alban was the first known Christian martyr of Britain. Shortly after his conversion, he allowed himself to be mistaken for the priest who ...
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  • Arminians won a degree of legal toleration by 1630. Their doctrine would not be officially recognized in the Netherlands, however, until 1795. ...
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  • *"Toleration: An Impossible Virtue?" in Toleration: an elusive ... *"Tolerating the Intolerable." in The Politics of Toleration: ...
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  • ==Religious Toleration== known for his insistence on religious toleration. Philadelphia was known ...
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  • The first government declaration officially granting toleration to ... generally followed a policy of religious toleration toward local religions ...
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  • strives for greater mutual respect, toleration, and cooperation among ... to promote better relations. It promotes toleration, mutual respect, and cooperation ...
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  • of the Queen Athaliah for the toleration of Baal worship. Joash, too, had later been murdered. Uzziah's father Amaziah faced opposition ...
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  • building role to play in promoting religious toleration and dialogue. Daftary describes Ismailism as recognizing that the same eternal truth is hidden ...
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  • Bello established a reputation for religious toleration. On Christmas Day 1959 he stated, in a broadcast: Here in the Northern Nigeria we have ...
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