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You’re in a conversation and someone says, “Religious ‘freedom’ is bad because it gives cover for violent religious extremists.”

What would you say?

Some people think that religious liberty allows religious groups to do anything they want to do. So, extremist groups are able to use religious freedom as a license to hurt others. But does standing up for religious freedom mean enabling violent or dangerous groups?

Absolutely not. And here are three reasons why.

Number 1: Religious freedom does not protect violent actions—even if they are religiously motivated.
Number 2: Discomfort is not the same as violence.
Number 3: Religious liberty actually makes societies safer for more people—not fewer.

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