Sure. Acceptance means you accept the sin as normal or as not even a sin in the first place. Tolerance means you still call it a sin but you don't actually beat up/harass people engaging in said sin.
I work with homosexuals and I know of some in my neighborhood. The fact that I don't scream at them in person and/or physically attack them is tolerance. In fact, I can't explain to them what sin is without this type of approach. However, I don't accept said sin as acceptable. If/when the subject comes up I will say what is Biblically correct. That's the difference.
The wicked crave a veneer of legitimacy, which they seek to use to proliferate their evil. That is why tolerance is a sin.
I would argue that acceptance is the sin not tolerance.
Okay, please explain to me the difference.
Sure. Acceptance means you accept the sin as normal or as not even a sin in the first place. Tolerance means you still call it a sin but you don't actually beat up/harass people engaging in said sin.
I work with homosexuals and I know of some in my neighborhood. The fact that I don't scream at them in person and/or physically attack them is tolerance. In fact, I can't explain to them what sin is without this type of approach. However, I don't accept said sin as acceptable. If/when the subject comes up I will say what is Biblically correct. That's the difference.
From what you just said, you're peddling merely your own personal definition of those words. Because they're synonyms.