would come out of Judaism? I tend to see Judaism as tolerant of other beliefs, and like other ancient religions concerned more about what you do than what you believe. They see Jewish laws as for their people and accept that others don't have to meet them all.
However a friend thinks that the rules of strict monotheism, and denial of validity of other faiths meant that the seeds of the crusades and the Taliban were sown by ancient Judaism. He sees it inevitable that as sects and sub religions emerged one would become violent and evangelical. Does Judaism hold the seeds of intolerance?
However a friend thinks that the rules of strict monotheism, and denial of validity of other faiths meant that the seeds of the crusades and the Taliban were sown by ancient Judaism. He sees it inevitable that as sects and sub religions emerged one would become violent and evangelical. Does Judaism hold the seeds of intolerance?