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The term '''"Christianophobia"''' refers to hysterical and irrational fear or [[hatred]] of [[Christians]] which is present in many [[Muslim]] countries, [[Hindu]] majority nation like [[India]], and often in the Western world among [[liberals]] and [[leftists]]. "Christanophobia" is considered an analogy of "[[Anti-Semitism]]" or another neologism "[[Islamophobia]]".
The term '''"Christianophobia"''' refers to hysterical and irrational fear or [[hatred]] of [[Christians]] which is present in many [[Muslim]] countries, [[Hindu]] majority nation like [[India]], and often in the Western world among [[liberals]] and [[leftists]]. "Christanophobia" is considered an analogy of [[Anti-Semitism]] or another neologism "[[Islamophobia]]".
Anti-Christian sentiment is generally used for describing [[discrimination]] against Christians, but this term has been used in various sources including United Nations and by several academics.<ref name="ICW">{{cite book
Anti-Christian sentiment is generally used for describing [[discrimination]] against Christians, but this term has been used in various sources including United Nations and by several academics.<ref name="ICW">{{cite book
|oclc=
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}}</ref> United Nations described it as "deep concern the increase in anti-Semitism, Christianophobia and Islamophobia in various parts of the world".<ref name="YUN"/> Christianophobia results in discrimination against Christians, and often violence against Christian community by other religious groups.<ref name="ICW"/> Approximately 52% of the population in [[Turkey]] and 73% of the population in [[Morocco]] expressed an antipathy towards Christianity.<ref name="CES"/>
}}</ref> United Nations described it as "deep concern the increase in anti-Semitism, Christianophobia and Islamophobia in various parts of the world".<ref name="YUN"/> Christianophobia results in discrimination against Christians, and often violence against Christian community by other religious groups.<ref name="ICW"/>
:''Some of the political [[neologism]]s which end with "-[[phobia]]" may not be directly associated with medical science, but have academic significance.''
Approximately 52% of the population in [[Turkey]] and 73% of the population in [[Morocco]] expressed an antipathy towards Christianity.<ref name="CES"/> In India, the ''Hindutva'' ideology, the goal of which is turning India into a Hindu nation, is partially based on Christianophobia.<ref name="RFCW">{{cite book
|author= Santosh C. Saha
|title= Religious Fundamentalism in the Contemporary World: Critical Social and Political Issues
|publisher= Lexington Books
|location=
|year= 2003
|pages= p3
|isbn= 0739107607
|oclc=
|doi=
}}</ref> Hindu fundamentalists in the country pose a threat for Christians and Christian institutions.<ref name="RFCW"/> The immigration policy of the [[European Union]] favors Islamic goal and centered around Christianophobia.<ref name="EEAA">{{cite book
|author= Bat Ye'or
|title= Eurabia: The Euro-Arab Axis
|publisher= Fairleigh Dickinson Univ Press
|location=
|year=
|pages= p161
|isbn= 0838640761
|oclc=
|doi=
}}</ref>
:''Some of the political [[neologism]]s which end with "-[[phobia]]" may not be directly associated with medical science, but have academic significance.''
==References==
==References==