How is religious freedom today?

Answer 1

If you check out organizations like Voice of the Martyrs, WorldServe, and Brother Andrew's Open Doors International, I think you will find out a lot about religious freedom. While North America largely has religious freedom, places like China, Sudan, Somalia, and Cuba do not. Some of their leaders may claim to offer freedom, but in reality people are not allowed to get together without first registering with the government (no freedom of assembly), and they have limited access to certain religious books. It is a fact that many pastors have been put into prison, and others have lost their jobs as a result of their beliefs. In many of these places, one dominant religion may exist and flourish, but any other type of religion is stamped out. We don't hear much about it, but it surely exists. Besides the organizations I listed, you could also find some of this information from Amnesty International, as they will speak on behalf of all religions. The ones I listed above are primarily related to Christianity.

Answer 2

Here in the U.S.A.? Pretty good. Better than any other place on the earth. I'm free to practice any religion I want here...without fear.

Name another place where that is the case? The list is pretty short.

Answer 3

authorities. a authorities substitute substitute the face of non secular freedom at contemporary. that form of ability and administration is corruptible. and then the Bible tells us it truly is the position the conflict continues to be; with principalities and powers, evil rulers in severe places. no longer the guy atheists wandering right here and there.

Answer 4

We are free to practice but critize for it not being the right religion... but that's what sets us apart..John 18:36

Answer 5

It's OK in America. But, these Evangelical Christians are always trying to change things to their way, or no way.

Answer 6

as much as u canbreath fresh air

Answer 7

Sick and dying