“Tolerance means being almost unaware of being free in all directions and from all sides; means living one’s whole humanity; means holding sacred whatever acts, is, and develops, according to the measure of one’s power; means taking part in all aspects of life and not letting oneself be seduced by limited opinions into a hatred or contempt for life.”
– Friedrich Schlegel, Athenaeum Fragments
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