Word: broadmindedness
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It is not. It is suffering from tolerance: tolerance of right and wrong, truth and error, virtue and evil, Christ and chaos . . . The man who can make up his mind in an orderly way, as a man might make up his bed, is called a bigot; but a man who...
"None of us know really what or who we are,' he said, "but I believe that my burglaries were merely compensation for an ego deficiency ... I still don't know myself well enough to say. Who does really know himself?" As for Francine, Nettler was broadminded. "She has...
"What we tend to forget," said a Tory campaign manager, a brainy and broadminded Yorkshireman, "is that Labor also rests on its record. We tend to forget that a grumbler is not necessarily a Tory convert. We tend to forget the vast blocs of solid Labor voters-the millions of...
A French student at Salzburg last summer wrote. "One of the most admirable things about the Seminar was the absence of official propaganda. Most of the American students and professors proved entirely unbiased and broadminded, willing to learn about Europe as much as we were to learn about America. . . "
I am broadminded; you are leftish; he is a Communist? . . .