Catholic Word of the Day: INTOLERANCE; 12-16-13

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INTOLERANCE

 

A lack of reasonable patience and forbearance toward those who justly deserve recognition of their liberties. Christian charity requires tolerance even of the sinner. However, justice and charity demand intolerance of error, since the truth admits of no compromise.

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[Salvation]

Exhibited here on FR quite often.

[mlizzy]

Catholics have better [additional] role models for learning patience, i.e. the “patience” of [over 10,000] saints.

[Salvation]

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[Salvation]

LOL! I was going to ping you to this.

Amen to your comment. Thank goodness we have role models, the saints who were normal people like us, but lived extraordinarily.

[dsc]

The word “intolerance” seems also to have acquired another usage: a refusal to tolerate a particulor error that the speaker feels (not thinks) should be tolerated.