Provided that said belief doesn't cause harm to other people, then yes it should be tolerated and accepted. However, any belief system that advocates the use of violence of any kind against any group of people doesn't deserve anyone's respect in my opinion.

If the belief system isn't harming any one else ... ok, I guess?

I agree but your definition of xenophobia might be too loose, for example.

Tolerance is by definition fine for pretty much everything. The problems begin when people start elevating certain beliefs over others and give them unjustified special protection or benefits.

No, they shouldn't. The moment a believe gives birth to hate, isolation, intolerance, suffering and being forced on others it should be forbidden.

But the issue arises from how certain groups and people are Interpreting certain scripts and how they are living them. Christianity is also a good example for this, where you have peaceful people and Christian terrorists.

As long as nobody is harmed you can do (and therefore also believe) whatever you want.
It's simple human rights (that derived from various religions so no bashing needed from either side) and, of course, they do have limits, e.g. there's not only "freedom" but also "equality" so you shall not limit anyone's freedom by doing whatever you want.
People say things like the Golden Rule would be enough
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Rule
but I don't think so. People who kill (doesn't matter if for religious reasons or not) probably wouldn't mind getting killed themselves so the Golden Rule doesn't apply.

So, line 1, beliefs should be tolerated as long as nobody is harmed. Just like kids' behaviour should only be tolerated if nobody (incl. themselves) is harmed but the world seems to tend to tolerate anything and everything now unless it is against their own lifestyle/belief.

Issue with this is: what is "harm"? Is only hurting people harming them or also getting on their nerves or penetrating their intimate zone, smoking around non-smokers/kids, producing goods in a dirty way? Pretty deep topic.

As long as you don't hurt another person physically or mentally, I think so.

What? The black in my flag represents anarchism, not fascism. In fact, I am heavily against the United States' bombing campaigns in the Middle East because it kills a lot of innocent people.

1 and 4 won't happen. You'd be naive to think otherwise. Those are the driving forces of most major religions if people can't be that way with fucking video games, what makes you think people would be that way with religion?

StarOcean said: 1 and 4 won't happen. You'd be naive to think otherwise. Those are the driving forces of most major religions if people can't be that way with fucking video games, what makes you think people would be that way with religion?

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