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'''Religious language''' consists of words/phrases designed to give glory to God, mark religious events and to increase fellowship amongst believers. For example, many [[evangelicalism|evangelical Christians]] address their fellow Christians as sister/brother followed by the person's first name (for example, Brother Mark). Many Christians like to wish people a Merry Christmas in the public sphere and in their jobs.  

'''Religious language''' consists of words/phrases designed to give glory to God, mark religious events and to increase fellowship amongst religious believers. For example, many [[evangelicalism|evangelical Christians]] address their fellow Christians as sister/brother followed by the person's first name (for example, Brother Mark). Many Christians like to wish people a Merry Christmas in the public sphere and in their jobs.  

With the growing [[desecularization]] of the world in the 21st century due to the influx of religious immigrants into the [[Western World]] and the higher birth rates of religious conservatives, religious language will become more and more common throughout the world - including the Western World (see: [[Global atheism|Decline of global atheism]]). No doubt this will be upsetting to those who have endeavored to enforce [[political correctness]] such as [[militant atheism|militant atheists]] that are a part of the [[secular left]].  

With the growing [[desecularization]] of the world in the 21st century due to the influx of religious immigrants into the [[Western World]] and the higher birth rates of religious conservatives, religious language will become more and more common throughout the world - including the Western World (see: [[Global atheism|Decline of global atheism]]). No doubt this will be upsetting to those who have endeavored to enforce [[political correctness]] such as [[militant atheism|militant atheists]] that are a part of the [[secular left]].