Here's some other examples of how 'Tolerance' is being taught by Christian fundamentalist --
Islam
"Bob Jones' world history text for sixth graders emphasizes the need for conversion of non-Protestants. Thus, after a fairly straightforward description of Muhammad and the origins of Islam, students read that the darkness of Islamic religion keeps the people of Turkey from Jesus Christ as their savior.
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Hinduism
Hinduism comes in for, perhaps, the strongest antipathy. In A Beka's texts, the term pagan is frequently used to describe the Hindu religion and the beliefs of its adherents. The term evil is also used.
Its fifth-grade history textbook emphasizes what it considers to be the negative effects of Hinduism on India: The effects of Hinduism have been devastating to India's history.
The seventh grade text quotes an unidentified scholar arguing that the Hindus are incapable of writing history [because] all that happens is dissipated in their minds into confused dreams. What we call historical truth and veracity - intelligent, thoughtful comprehension of events, and fidelity in representing them - nothing of this sort can be looked for among the Hindus.
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Buddhism
Buddhism, like Islam, traces its origins to a particular individual and Buddha, like Muhammad, is denigrated in Christian school texts. Fifth graders reading A Beka's history textbook learn that Buddha's search for enlightenment involved leav[ing] his wife and newborn son and engaging in unsuccessful self-torture. The students are reminded that we serve a living Savior, not a dead teacher.
For sixth graders using one text published by Bob Jones University Press, each mention of Buddhism is accompanied by a brief passage comparing Buddhism's deficiencies with the true religion of Christianity. For example, students read that although these [Burmese] Buddhists are sincerely trying to live a good life and do good deeds, they will never receive the peace they seek. These people need to know the Savior.
The School of Tomorrow/Accelerated Christian Education materials describe Buddhism's nirvana as a type of heaven and students read that it is very important to note that Buddha's nirvana was in direct contrast with what the Bible teaches about heaven. Later, the text states: Hinayana Buddhism has retained Buddha's belief in a lifeless heaven where people would have no knowledge of being alive. Jesus Christ directly opposed this belief in John 3:15-17 and many other passages.
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