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"Love men, slay error; without pride be bold in the truth, without cruelty fight for the truth."

~ Augustine of Hippo, prescribing sincerest love for the erring with keen repugnance for the error to which they cling, anticipating the very definition of true civic tolerance, as detailed in the article Religious Toleration.