Being anti-religious means holding views or expressing ideas that oppose or criticize organized religion, religious beliefs, practices, or institutions.
Blasphemy laws: Blasphemy laws are laws that prohibit insulting or showing contempt for religious beliefs or deities. These laws vary across countries but can lead to consequences like fines or imprisonment for those who violate them.
Secularism: Secularism is the principle that promotes the separation of religion and government. It emphasizes a neutral stance towards religious beliefs, ensuring that no particular religion receives preferential treatment in public affairs.
Religious freedom: Religious freedom refers to the right of individuals and communities to practice their chosen religion freely without interference from the government or other entities. It protects both personal belief and public worship.
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