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| | **• Violation of the institutional or collective dimension of religious freedom | | **• Violation of the institutional or collective dimension of religious freedom |
| | **• Discriminatory “equality” policies | | **• Discriminatory “equality” policies |
| − | *II) Intolerance: Marginalization of Christians | + | *II) Intolerance: Marginalization of Christians. Proposition to attack the organized religion was made, for example, by [[Richard Dawkins]], adherent of [[Militant atheism]]<ref name="DeniableDarwin">{{cite book |
| | + | |author=David Berlinski |
| | + | |title=The Deniable Darwin |
| | + | |publisher=Discovery Institute Press (reprinted from ''Commentary'' February 1998 by permission) |
| | + | |location=Seattle, USA |
| | + | |year=2009 |
| | + | |pages=109 |
| | + | |chapter=Denying Darwin: David Berlinski & Critics |
| | + | |isbn=978-0-9790141-2-3 |
| | + | |url=http://www.davidberlinski.org/deniable-darwin/about.php |
| | + | |quote=But a public charge calls for a public response. In 1992, Mr.Dawkins, John Maynard Smith, and I did share a podium at Oxford University. His hands trembling with indignation, Mr. Dawkins proposed to attack the organized religion; I proposed to attack Richard Dawkins; and John Maynard Smith, seeing that it was required, proposed to defend Mr. Dawkins from my attack. ... I have a videotape of our encounter. If he wishes to debate again, Mr. Dawkins need only set the time and the place. |
| | + | }}</ref> and proponent of [[LGBT]] ideology Sir [[Elton John]] who would like to have all organized religion banned.<ref>{{cite web |
| | + | |title=Sir Elton: Ban organised religion |
| | + | |author= |
| | + | |publisher=BBC News |
| | + | |date=12 November 2006 |
| | + | |accessdate=10 February 2013 |
| | + | |url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/6140710.stm |
| | + | |quote=Sir Elton John has said he would like to see all organised religion banned and accused it of trying to "turn hatred towards gay people"}}</ref> |
| | **• Exclusion of Christians from social and public life | | **• Exclusion of Christians from social and public life |
| | **• Exclusion of Christian symbols from the public | | **• Exclusion of Christian symbols from the public |