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The Bible was written from two conflicting lines, namely the official and popular lines that contradict theological and ideological, the Bible being actually an intense theological debate between groups with different interests. Thus, this work discusses how the official writings can influence to religious intolerance, as the same (official written) mainly reflect the interests of the temple and the palace, defending privileges and generating intolerance and exclusion. The official writings are also the most perceived in the sacred texts and their own sacred texts are recognized today as authoritative and inspired, and played in the Christian and legitimizing religious attitudes of intolerance. For this, it is a case study in the book of Joshua which deals with the entry of the Jewish people violently in Canaan, since the description of the taking of the land of Canaan, written in Joshua may have reflected the era of the reign of David to justify in the name of God a claim of territory and domain. The biblical authority needs to be understood and rethought so that this and other of violence and exclusion texts are read in a critical and liberating way, generating, spirituality, love, solidarity and respect in the face of religious diversity.

A INFLUÊNCIA DA INTOLERÂNCIA RELIGIOSA PELOS ESCRITOS DE LINHA OFICIAL PRESENTES NA BÍBLIA