The broader Tolerance is required in terms of ideas and opinions, imposing itself as the first condition of life and Masonic activity, and as necessary to postulate that the differences between the ideas do not hinder the achievement of solidarity and the spirit of fraternity that has always should reign among Masons.
That each is striving individually and in accordance with the possibilities of their intelligence and make the best and wisest use of their knowledge, but to take care not to criticize the other, either because he does not understand or because they do not already understand that occurs when one of the cases, and often both at once.
All sincere opinion deserves to be respected this right even if there may be disagreement on its merits. True freedom of thought is measured by the freedom that every individual knows granted to others.
The difference of ideas should never produce as a result of a lack of sympathy and even less antipathy between two brothers: those who do go to their duties as Masons.
They did this, to understand and treat each other to identify the best possible with the view contrary. All antipathy is fundamentally a lack of understanding, while understanding and sympathy are synonymous.
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