Which of the following is a Christian argument for religious freedom?

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Question

Which of the following is a Christian argument for religious freedom?

Accepted Answer

Jesus taught 'Love your neighbour as yourself' which means respecting others' beliefs — Award 1 mark for recognising the Christian teaching of the Golden Rule (loving one's neighbour) as a basis for religious freedom. B is incorrect because this is an Islamic teaching from Surah 2:256, not Christian. C is a non-religious utilitarian argument, not specifically Christian. D contradicts Christian teaching on religious freedom and individual conscience.

Answer

Jesus taught 'Love your neighbour as yourself' which means respecting others' beliefs

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Religious freedom increases economic productivity

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The state should control all religious practice to maintain order

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The Qur'an teaches there is 'no compulsion in religion'

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