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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Several churches advocate for religious minorities, including the Baptist Joint Committee (BJC), and the National Council of Churches (NCC), among others.

Baptist Joint Committee (BJC):
This national faith-based group focuses on protecting religious freedom for all, working to build unity among diverse groups, both religious and secular, and advocating for religious freedom through legal action, lobbying, and education.

21Wilberforce:
This organization is a Christian human rights advocacy group that believes in the inherent dignity and equal rights of all people, including freedom of religion. 
 
National Council of Churches (NCC):
The NCC calls upon all Christians in the U.S. to seek understanding of issues related to religious freedom and to promote strategies in their own churches and communities that better represent the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Baptist World Alliance (BWA):
The BWA has programs and initiatives related to human rights, including religious freedom monitoring and advocacy, and has relevant commissions, such as the Commission on Religious Freedom.

United Methodist Church:
The United Methodist Church acknowledges its historical failings in upholding religious freedom and states its commitment to religious freedom for all, opposing any claims to impose one set of religious beliefs onto others. [/quote]

And no support for another minority religion, Satanism. [/quote] I wonder why [/quote]

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