Difference between revisions of "Freedom of religion is not freedom from religion"

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These claims are typically stated as facts without any supporting argument, and are inconsistent with the ideals of a free society.

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−	It is frequently claimed that the right of [[freedom of religion is not freedom from religion\|freedom ''of'' religion is not freedom ''from'' religion]]~~, or~~ in other words [[freedom of religion\|the freedom to choose the nature of one's religious activity]] does not include [[freedom from religion\|the right not to engage in such activity at all]].	+	It is frequently claimed that the right of [[freedom of religion is not freedom from religion\|freedom ''of'' religion is not freedom ''from'' religion]] – in other words that [[freedom of religion\|the freedom to choose the nature of one's religious activity]] does not include [[freedom from religion\|the right not to engage in such activity at all]].

	These claims are typically stated as facts without any supporting argument, and [[freedom of religion includes freedom from religion\|are inconsistent with the ideals of a free society]].		These claims are typically stated as facts without any supporting argument, and [[freedom of religion includes freedom from religion\|are inconsistent with the ideals of a free society]].