The capacity for this awareness is within each of us, and is the purpose of our ancestral search and observance. It is to shape and elicit this awareness. Religiousness of our ancestors should only be secondarily a matter of doctrine or morality, it is primarily a matter of intuitive feeling, an immediate experience that was prior to language itself, and a sense of the infinite. We should learned acceptance rather than tolerance. Acceptance allows others to be who, what and how they are without any residual emotions.
Tolerance is repression and eventually leads to emotional outburst or even violent acts.
The Power of Personal Responsibility in Restoring Relationships by Chuck Lynch. A Handbook of Personal Responsibility by Thom Rutledge. Individualism, Identity, Personal Rights, Responsibility and Community in a Libertaria by Bill Boushka. A Plea for Personal Responsibility by Hans Kung, et al. Personal and Social Responsibility by Constance H. Dembrowsky.