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The document discusses whether Christianity is intolerant. It analyzes Jesus' responses to six key questions and compares them to other world religions. While Christianity teaches forgiveness, kindness, honesty and virtue, it is intolerant of sin, false gods, and false gospels because Jesus claimed to be the only way to God. So Christianity cannot tolerate anything that contradicts Jesus and his teachings. The document argues that either Christianity is completely true based on Jesus' identity and actions, or it is not true at all.
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