Mankind in the Making

The book explores the evolving concept of toleration, contrasting historical views with contemporary understandings. It argues that modern toleration embraces the idea that personal beliefs are subjective and acknowledges the complexity of truth. Rather than imposing one's views as absolute, individuals are encouraged to express their beliefs as personal convictions. The text suggests that ethical, social, and political questions may lack universal truths, highlighting the diversity of perspectives and moral obligations among individuals.