Georgiansilver, why can you not answer the question that is actually *asked*? Which is:

If A hypothetical Person A - NOT you or anybody you know personally - uses theirreligion - NOT yours - to justify any bigotry, do we have to respect that bigotry?

I believe your answer, to be consistent with what you have posted so far, will have to be Yes. I also believe you realize that such a position is actually undefendable, and that, therefore, you are refusing to address the actual question.

Please disabuse me of this notion if I'm wrong. And please explain how that makes sense.