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The 107 pages that link to Freedom of religion, each with the reason it gives.

• Animal sacrificeRelated: Legal disputes often ask whether restrictions on sacrifice burden religious exercise.

• Anti-discrimination lawCompared with: Religious-liberty claims can conflict with duties to prevent discrimination against others.

• Christian ScienceRelated: Disputes over faith-based healing often involve the limits of religious liberty.

• AdhanRelated: Public broadcasting of the adhan can raise questions about religious expression and regulation.

• Established churchRelated: Legal protections for religious freedom determine how establishment affects other faiths.

• Freedom of thoughtRelated: Religious belief is a prominent domain protected by freedom of thought.

• Religious ethicsRelated: Conflicts arise when religious moral practices meet individual rights and public law.

• Sacred mountainRelated: Access restrictions and development can raise questions about communities' ability to practice their traditions.

• SallekhanaRelated: Courts weigh this protection when considering restrictions on sallekhana.

• Secular educationRelated: Secular schools must balance institutional neutrality with students’ freedom of belief and expression.

• Animal slaughterRelated: Restrictions on religious slaughter can bring animal-welfare regulation into conflict with religious practice.

• Anne HutchinsonNarrower topic: Later accounts have treated Hutchinson’s punishment as a warning about state-enforced orthodoxy.

• Anti-cult movementRelated: It sets a legal and ethical boundary for campaigns seeking intervention in group membership.

• Civil and political rightsBroader topic: It illustrates how personal conscience is protected within a shared legal order.

• Inherit the WindRelated: The play’s defense of inquiry sits alongside its portrayal of religious conviction and community pressure.

• ScientologyRelated: Legal recognition of Scientology has raised questions about how governments determine religious status.

• Soviet anti-religious campaignCompared with: State restrictions on worship and belief directly curtailed this right.

• Anti-CatholicismCompared with: Its protections provide a standard for identifying anti-Catholic restrictions and exclusions.

• LibertyBroader topic: It applies liberty to belief and religious practice, including protection from imposed orthodoxy.

• Parochial schoolRelated: Parochial schools express communities’ ability to educate children within a faith tradition.

• Persecution of ChristiansCompared with: It provides a rights-based standard opposed to religious persecution.

• Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day SaintsRelated: FLDS cases raise conflicts between religious liberty claims and laws protecting children and spouses.

• Interfaith marriageRelated: It frames disputes over conversion, ceremony, and the religious upbringing of children.

• Religious organizationRelated: Legal protections determine how religious organizations may assemble and operate.

• TolerationRelated: It can protect belief as a right, rather than leave it dependent on another’s permission.

• Anders ChydeniusBroader topic: It develops his case for allowing religious communities beyond the established Lutheran church.

• Cultural conservatismRelated: Cultural conservatives often invoke it to protect religious institutions and practices from state restriction.

• Peoples TempleNarrower topic: The Temple’s history raises tensions between protecting religious liberty and responding to coercion.

• NiqabRelated: Debates over niqab restrictions often concern the freedom to manifest religious belief.

• Parody religionNarrower topic: Parody religions probe how broadly legal protections apply to unconventional beliefs and practices.

• PastafarianismNarrower topic: Pastafarians invoke religious liberty in disputes over recognition and accommodation.

• Religious denominationRelated: Legal protections affect whether denominations can organize and worship independently.

• Brit milahRelated: Legal disputes over circumcision often invoke religious freedom.

• BurqaRelated: Burqa restrictions are often challenged as limits on religious manifestation.

• Criticism of ChristianityRelated: Critiques of imposed Christian authority helped strengthen protections for belief and nonbelief.

• Criticism of religionCompared with: It distinguishes criticism of religion from restrictions on people's right to believe and worship.

• Cultural liberalismRelated: It extends personal freedom to belief and religious practice.

• European valuesRelated: Its boundaries can expose tensions between individual liberty, public policy, and pluralism.

• Faith-Based OrganizationsRelated: Organizations rely on religious freedom to maintain their identity, practices, and mission.

• John SmythRelated: Smyth and Helwys defended freedom of conscience against state control of religion.

• RaëlRelated: Raëlianism’s status as a minority movement raises questions about religious liberty and public scrutiny.

• RaëlismNarrower topic: Debates over Raëlism’s status raise broader questions about how unconventional religions are treated.

• Secularism in FranceCompared with: French secularism must reconcile state neutrality with individuals’ freedom to manifest religion.

• Anita BryantRelated: Bryant framed her opposition to the ordinance through religious belief, raising debates about religion and public policy.

• Anti-Christian sentimentCompared with: Restrictions motivated by anti-Christian bias directly threaten this liberty.

• Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in IslamRelated: The 1990 declaration protects religious expression while also addressing conversion in terms critics have contested.

• Civil libertarianismBroader topic: Religious freedom tests whether government can impose or privilege belief.

• Claim rights and liberty rightsBroader topic: It combines liberties of belief and practice with claims against coercion or discrimination.

• Conscientious objection to military taxationRelated: Religious objectors may frame military-tax refusal as an exercise of this liberty.

• Discrimination against atheistsRelated: Protecting the right to reject religion is central to opposing anti-atheist discrimination.