Religious Persecution
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Summary
In recent history, religion has become more tolerated in the world. However, many religions continue to be persecuted for their beliefs despite their popularity throughout the world and despite the injustice of denying this basic civil right of life. People of all races have followed structured belief systems for thousands of years. Many, such as the Christians, originated from pre-existing cultures and religions and have grown into dominating powers within the spiritual world. Others such as the large majority of Pagan religions have died out with the creation and control these other, more popular religions have come to have. With each belief system that is created, there are others that will oppose it and its followers for defying what they have come to believe is the correct path or choice. Christians have not only been one of the most largely persecuted groups since the creation of the religion, but they have also developed into a group known for the persecution of not only other Christians, but other religions as well. While persecution is not a new idea and has come to be almost a given in the world, this does not mean that is a problem that can be ignored.
Table of Contents
- Introduction.
- Religious persecution of Christian faith.
- The growing conflict between Hanafi Sunni's and the Shia's against the Salifi Sunni?s.
- Denial of the '10 Central Human Functional Capabilities'.
- Curtailing of religious persecutions.
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