This idea came up during a discussion in Site Stuff earlier today, where it was suggested it might be more helpful to start a specific thread.
There is strong evidence that Christian privilege exists. Christian views and values pervade our law making, education system, and bank holidays without a doubt. But what about the way society and our upbringing teaches us to recognise and respect people with a faith, at what point is deference to someone's belief damaging to the rights of someone who doesn't share those views?
I personally identify as generally an atheist with strong personal values, a spiritual nature (but not involving any deities or woo) and a mixture of non-conformist influences from my childhood.
I'm genuinely interested in the whole idea of Christian privilege and welcome anyone's views.
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Does Christian privilege exist in the UK? If so why and what impact does it have?
SilverBirchWithout · 29/03/2016 19:31
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