The concept of tolerance is intrinsic to Hinduism from "summary" of Why I Am a Hindu by Shashi Tharoor
Hinduism stands out for its remarkable spirit of tolerance. This is not to say that Hindus have always been tolerant in every situation - history offers plenty of examples to the contrary. However, the ideal of tolerance is deeply ingrained in the religion itself. Hinduism has never sought to impose itself upon others or convert people by force. It recognizes and respects the diversity of beliefs and practices that exist in the world.
The concept of tolerance can be seen in Hinduism's acceptance of different paths to the divine. The religion acknowledges that there are many ways to approach the ultimate truth, and no single path is superior to another. This openness to diversity is reflected in the rich tapestry of Hindu traditions, rituals, and philosophies that have developed over thousands of years.
Hinduism's tolerance is also evident in its attitude towards other religions. While some religions may insist that they alone possess the truth, Hinduism recognizes the validity of other faiths. The Hindu worldview accommodates the idea that different religions are simply different paths to the same destination. This inclusivity is a key aspect...
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