... Locke Pierre Bayle liberal tolerance tradition North African Christianity The year 1689 saw the English publication of the most influential work of liberal religious tolerance, John Locke’s A Letter Concerning Toleration. (I will use “tolerance” and “toleration” interchangeably...

... their traditions that can lead to peaceful coexistence in an increasingly polarized and violent world. Locke Rawls liberal tolerance Islam Christianity separation of church and state We end where we began: with the seventeenth-century founders of liberal toleration, Bayle and Locke. Bayle rejected the North...

...This chapter explores the nature of liberal tolerance towards the Jews within Victorian politics. It focuses on the experiences of and responses to the two Emanuel families and the Abraham family. It asks whether these leading Jews accepted locally, and if so, on what terms? Hampshire Katz David...

... consideration of the limits of liberal tolerance and the bases of social peace; whether individual rights and alleged rights of groups are fully reconcilable, whether group rights are derivative of individual rights or a distinct category of human entitlements, and it further requires us to consider the rights...

... Jacques political constitutionalism constitution judicial review Tushnet Mark political liberalism oppression constituent power popular sovereignty John Rawls reasonability liberal tolerance Mark Tushnet unconstitutional constitutional amendments Ludwig Wittgenstein At the end...