True Tolerance

Explore the thought-provoking insights of J. Budziszewski in his influential book, True Tolerance. Published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 1999, this paperback edition spans 344 pages and delves deep into contemporary liberal thought. Budziszewski challenges the modern interpretation of "tolerance," arguing that it has shifted to a form of ethical neutrality where the ability to judge competing views of good and evil is increasingly diminished. This work offers a critical examination of tolerance as it relates to political theory, philosophy, and modern ideologies. Perfect for those interested in philosophy, political science, or general discussions on ethics and liberalism, True Tolerance encourages readers to reassess their understanding of tolerance in today's society. Engage with this essential text and join the conversation on the role of values in a liberal society.