Tolerance (Religious Tolerance) is a respectful and restrained attitude toward other religions, beliefs, and differing worldviews, as well as the recognition of their right to peaceful coexistence within society. Originating from the Latin word «tolerantia» (patience), this value is of vital importance for a multiethnic and multiconfessional society. It signifies not so much the adoption of another’s faith as a respectful disposition toward it and the prevention of conflicts, serving as the primary guarantor of social stability and peace.