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写得铿锵有力嘛！一句话总结：只要爱的是上帝，想咋信咋信随便来，当官的没资格管（上帝都没发话呢）。BUT，无神论是不行滴！！

In the end, tolerance is a matter of community, of communication, and of commensurability, since the tolerance of a society is dependent upon the least tolerant - and usually the most faithful - group. This short letter of Locke only kicks off a tedious debate, yet several hundred years later, his concern is not sorted but worsened.

写得铿锵有力嘛！一句话总结：只要爱的是上帝，想咋信咋信随便来，当官的没资格管（上帝都没发话呢）。BUT，无神论是不行滴！！

In the end, tolerance is a matter of community, of communication, and of commensurability, since the tolerance of a society is dependent upon the least tolerant - and usually the most faithful - group. This short letter of Locke only kicks off a tedious debate, yet several hundred years later, his concern is not sorted but worsened.

In the end, tolerance is a matter of community, of communication, and of commensurability, since the tolerance of a society is dependent upon the least tolerant - and usually the most faithful - group. This short letter of Locke only kicks off a tedious debate, yet several hundred years later, his concern is not sorted but worsened.

第一次看宗教方面的书，洛克这个人听说过，但是只停留在听说的层面上，只知道他是一个哲学家、律师，并且在哲学上很有建树。这本书是写给一个声称是论辩派首领的朋友，主题就是书名，宣扬宗教自由，反对利用神的名义去欺骗、迫害所谓的异教徒。整本书只是一封信，大约有二...  

洛克谈宗教宽容，是站在基督教和一个知识分子的视角上。从基督教出发，他引用耶稣和圣经教义，指出宗教仅仅是个人私下的一种精神修炼，不能涉及俗世的公共事务，就如耶稣所言，凯撒的归凯撒，上帝的归上帝。在这个意义上，宗教根本就不存在宽容不宽容，因为宗教在这个意义上没...

洛克谈宗教宽容，是站在基督教和一个知识分子的视角上。从基督教出发，他引用耶稣和圣经教义，指出宗教仅仅是个人私下的一种精神修炼，不能涉及俗世的公共事务，就如耶稣所言，凯撒的归凯撒，上帝的归上帝。在这个意义上，宗教根本就不存在宽容不宽容，因为宗教在这个意义上没...

本书论述的基础是有神论。在有神论的基础上再论述教会宽容和宽容教会两个问题。 关于有神论作为基础，洛克并没有论述神的存在，而只是说“诺言、契约和誓言这些人类社会的约制对无神论者是不可能具有约束力”。在此，生活在十七世纪的洛克已谈到了“荒诞”的问题，但他...  

A short letter about religious toleration. It divides wordly authority and religious authority. The magistrate is responsible for peace and estates in this world, and religion in the life to come. Each one's salvation depends solely on himself. God will not...