Religious Tolerance Religion is both a subject that fascinates and frustrates me. The manner in which we perceive different religions and teachings will vary due to religious instruction and belief. Our perceptions with regards to the theories, meanings and implications shape our future forming alternate interpretations. We have many different religions with different theories and perceptions; and although some seem very similar in nature, the differences have connotations regarding the premise of what is believed to be truth. Nonetheless, we have the right to stand for what we believe in, and join with others who share the same religious views. I will explore religious tolerance and ethical dilemma with a Christian worldview and compare the solutions with an alternate worldview.
Ethical Dilemma The case study that I will explore involves a public university student who is a volunteer leader of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship on her campus. The organization has been “derecognized” by the other California State University schools …show more content…
Sacrificing the right of one for another does nothing causes tension and frustration, and possibly breaking the law, such as what Tina is experiencing in this situation. Tina feels she has a right to practice her belief, and yes she does, but Tina also needs to understand that by asserting dominance over another person, you are minimizing another’s rights, practices and beliefs. According to (Institute for Humanist Studies, 2009), “Religious freedom is already protected under the law”. This is covered under the first amendment, stating “free exercise of religion”. The university is doing such by ensuring neutrality and common ground in the group, so all can be included and practice in equally non-biased
Ethical Dilemma The case study that I will explore involves a public university student who is a volunteer leader of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship on her campus. The organization has been “derecognized” by the other California State University schools …show more content…
Sacrificing the right of one for another does nothing causes tension and frustration, and possibly breaking the law, such as what Tina is experiencing in this situation. Tina feels she has a right to practice her belief, and yes she does, but Tina also needs to understand that by asserting dominance over another person, you are minimizing another’s rights, practices and beliefs. According to (Institute for Humanist Studies, 2009), “Religious freedom is already protected under the law”. This is covered under the first amendment, stating “free exercise of religion”. The university is doing such by ensuring neutrality and common ground in the group, so all can be included and practice in equally non-biased