Meaning of
'Tolerance'
by Len Bourret
(Copyright 2007)
Arabic: |
تَسامُح
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Chinese (Simplified): |
宽恕,容忍 |
Chinese (Traditional):
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寬恕,容忍
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A human being who discerns,
who not
only gets the picture,
but figures it out.
A person who is so
insightful,
who grasps the true meaning
of the intelligible.
A
human being with the savvy
to go beyond life's puzzlement,
who
comprehends, is fair, and
understands.
A person who is willing to
go
beyond the concrete wall,
to travel through the abstract
sea,
beyond the waves of human
imperfection: the who and
what a
human is, and the
who and what the human
struggles to be.
Love is
kind and patient,
there is no tolerance in
harshness, hate, and
rigidity.
I am inclined to respect the human being
who consistently understands beyond the flaws of imperfection: the who
and what a person is, and the who and what a person struggles to be.
Tolerance: "The ability to
be fair and understanding to people whose ways, opinions, etcetera are
different from one's own." -- Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary (Beta
Version)