The Irony of Modern Tolerance

In the middle ages, you would be burned if you did not actively proclaim your faith in Jesus Christ. In the modern age, you can be burned if you do.

The irony of modern advocates of tolerance is their intolerance of moral or ethical absolutes. They can only tolerate views which conform with their own, which in most cases are of complete amorality, syncretistic, and based on ethical relativism. This is the current dogma of our age, which is just as intolerant as the middle ages, though in a different direction.