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==Criminalizing the Gospel, Christianity, and religious liberty==
 
==Criminalizing the Gospel, Christianity, and religious liberty==
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:''See also: [[Religious freedom]]''
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:''See also: [[Religious freedom]] and [[Christian persecution]]''
 
Hate laws currently and officially do not criminalize speech or preaching the Gospel.  Rather these laws impose higher penalties when interactions shift from speech to violence.  Hate crime laws cover violence that targets people because of their religion.  So, if someone preaching in public is physically attacked, the hate crime statute could be used to impose higher penalties.
 
Hate laws currently and officially do not criminalize speech or preaching the Gospel.  Rather these laws impose higher penalties when interactions shift from speech to violence.  Hate crime laws cover violence that targets people because of their religion.  So, if someone preaching in public is physically attacked, the hate crime statute could be used to impose higher penalties.
  
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