MECHANISMS OF FORMATION OF RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE IN MODERN SOCIETY AND ITS PLACE IN THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
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religious tolerance, pluralism, social cohesion, educational system, interfaith dialogue, civic responsibility, cultural diversity.Abstract
This article examines the mechanisms through which religious tolerance is cultivated in modern society and the essential role that the educational system plays in institutionalizing tolerant attitudes among younger generations. The study explores the sociocultural, psychological, institutional, and communicative factors that shape tolerant behavior, and assesses how schooling, academic discourse and pedagogical models contribute to the construction of inclusive, pluralistic mindsets. In doing so, the article emphasizes that religious tolerance is not merely a moral principle, but a structural requirement for social harmony, democratic stability, and intercultural dialogue in an increasingly interconnected world.
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