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SPAR with Jamila Bey → Study: More Secular People, But Few Support Language Critical of Religion
WASHINGTON – The Center for Inquiry examined this month blasphemy and incitement laws around the globe in a new survey called “Dissident Denied.”
Despite the fact that more people around the world admit to being secular, many people from places around the globe don’t necessarily support language that’s critical of religious belief or feeling. Host Jamila Bey spoke with Michael De Dora, author of the survey, about the findings and what they mean for religious tolerance, blasphemy laws and more.
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