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How to Agree to Disagree: A Taste of Text—Yitro
The gateway to tolerance is humility; but humility must be tempered with healthy and guarded self-assurance.
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How to agree to disagree In my life relationships I have found that most people have views colored by their own unique experiences. It is not anyones right to judge another without having stood in their shoes. My father may he rest in peace taught me that just so that i know who i am I do not have to judge anothers opinion, ideal, or belief system. I do not have to agree ,but to attempt to understand it . After all our Torah was written in heaven by hashem but given to man to interpert it . Although there is much disagreement all the Talmudic interpertations are correct. This is decreed by our G-d who never makes mistakes.