The term tolerance implies tolerance for the behavior, opinion, lifestyle and values of other people. Tolerance is also close to compassion and compassion.
Its formation is still in the preschool age, and depends more on correct education. A tolerant person is distinguished by understanding, sympathy and goodwill towards people who are somewhat different from himself. In modern science, it is customary to single out several types of tolerance, which will be discussed in our article.
Religious Tolerance
This is tolerance for other religions. That is, following his religious teachings, a person recognizes and treats benevolently towards individuals-heterodox, atheists and all kinds of sectarian trends.
Tolerance to disabled people
This kind of tolerance implies respect and compassion for people with disabilities. However, do not confuse it with pity. Tolerance to disabled people is primarily manifested in recognizing them as a person with all the rights of a healthy person, and in providing them with the necessary assistance.
Gender Tolerance
This is a benevolent attitude towards the opposite sex. Here the word equality is more acceptable. That is, understanding that a person, regardless of gender, has equal rights in development, education, choice of profession and other important actions.
Ethnic tolerance
This is the ability of an individual to respect the way of life and values of other peoples, as well as a friendly attitude to their hobbies, sayings, thoughts, ideas.
Political Tolerance
Political tolerance implies a positive attitude of the authorities, the political party, which is expressed in the readiness to admit dissent among members of its ranks.