tolerator

It has also been suggested that toleration is, like forgiveness, an act of supererogatory forbearance: although the tolerator has a good reason for intervening in the wrong behavior of another, she chooses to refrain from such interference, letting the other lead her life as she wants (Newey 1997, Benbaji & Heyd 2001).

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Furthermore, Green notes that it many cases the tolerated person would also prefer that the tolerator not judge her adversely.

The University of Chicago Law School Faculty Blog 2009

You just turn into a vaguely self-indulgent tolerator of unjustified claims.

The Valve 2009

But, crucially, even the most indulgent tolerator of the

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Hence, with the intrepid consistency that belongs to him, he is not only an Arian, but a tolerator of polygamy, finding that practice nowhere condemned in Scripture, but even recommended by respectable examples; an Anthropomorphist, who takes the ascription of human passion to the Deity in the sense certainly intended by those who made it; a believer in the materiality and natural mortality of the soul, and in the suspension of consciousness between death and the resurrection.

Life of John Milton Garnett, Richard, 1835-1906 1890

Hence, with the intrepid consistency that belongs to him, he is not only an Arian, but a tolerator of polygamy, finding that practice nowhere condemned in Scripture, but even recommended by respectable examples; an Anthropomorphist, who takes the ascription of human passion to the Deity in the sense certainly intended by those who made it; a believer in the materiality and natural mortality of the soul, and in the suspension of consciousness between death and the resurrection.

Life of John Milton Richard Garnett 1870

a liberal in politics, but alarmed by the progress of reform, he had hung back resisted, and ended by being dragged along an unwilling tolerator of a

Life of Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen — Volume 1 Sarah Tytler 1870

But the tolerator of slavery will say, "No doubt the system is an evil; but we are not to blame for it; we received it from our English ancestors.

An Appeal in Favor of that Class of Americans Called Africans Lydia Maria Francis Child 1841