What do the terms "tolerance," "dissent," and "persecute" have in common?

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W0lf93 · Answer

They are all to do with (religious) beliefs. Tolerance is the acceptance of people with different beliefs to you, whether willing or not. Dissent comes when you challenge the commonly held beliefs. Persecution is the negative treatment of someone because of their beliefs.

Answered by W0lf93 | 2024-06-11

W0lf93 · Answer

Tolerance, dissent, and persecute are all related to beliefs and their treatment in society. Tolerance involves accepting diverse beliefs, dissent challenges accepted views, and persecution refers to the mistreatment of those with differing beliefs. Together, they highlight the importance of protecting freedom of thought and expression. 
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What do the terms "tolerance," "dissent," and "persecute" have in common?

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