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Consequence of Religious Tolerance/Intolerance
SOC/105 Gina Miller


The purpose of this paper is to satisfy our team's assignment for week three in SOC/105. This paper will first define several words related to the title, expose some consequences of religious intolerance, and finally explain how religion connects with our culture.
Our team discovered while looking at different religions that there were many religions than what we will define here. It is certain that a discussion about religion will at some point bring up the subject matter of there being so many different religions, and do they have any common components. Our group agreed that although that are many differences, there are some similarities, impacting four basic areas, they are: what people believe, what people do, what people think, and what people feel. For many people religion is their way of life. David Barrette in an a weekly column writes, "it is well known that those who think about their own......

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Approximate Word Count: 2570
Approximate Pages: 11 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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