Discrimination against religious unbelievers

The sharp distinction between those considered saved and those considered unsaved, made by those recognizing this distinction, is more than a dry doctrine. It reinforces social structures which minimize contact with unbelievers.

1. It is probably the case that more people have been slaughtered in the name of religious faith than for almost any other cause.

1. Religious discrimination
2. Prejudice
3. Bigotry

1. Underground religious activities
2. Sectarian conflict
3. Intolerant movements
4. Consanguineous marriage

1. Unbelievers
2. Resistance to evangelization
3. Exclusive claims of papal primacy
4. Decreasing participation in collective religious worship
5. Atheism

1. Using bigotry
2. Requiring religious belief
3. Reducing religious discrimination
4. Reducing discrimination against religious unbelievers

1. Prejudice
2. Disbelief
3. Discrimination [D]
4. Bigotry