Live and Let Live

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Exploring the complex nature of tolerance, Dominik Balg delves into its implications and distinctions from indifference and dogmatism. He critiques the concept as an intellectual stance towards conflicting opinions, examining its validity in politics, religion, and ethics. Balg also presents alternatives to tolerance, proposing two distinct attitudes characterized by intellectual open-mindedness and humility, which can be more universally advocated. The discussion is enriched by a foreword from Thomas Grundmann, setting the stage for a thoughtful exploration of this vital social concept.