Christian statism but not religious traditionalism drives religious intolerance.

Evidence

For instance, CS, but not RT, significantly and consistently predicts anti- Muslim attitudes from 2007 to 2021. Similarly, CS predicts negative sentiments toward Jews and Buddhists but RT does not. In short, we find that higher CS scores indicates stronger religious intolerance yet higher RT scores suggest an acceptance and even embrace of religious pluralism. — Ruiqian Li and Paul Froese, The Duality of American Christian…, 163

Categorization

  • XREF: connects to: Anti-democratic conspiratorial tendencies newly define Christian statism, not religious traditionalism. — Ruiqian Li and Paul Froese, The Duality of American Christian…, 57; Christian statism dominates religious traditionalism as an empirical factor across samples. — Ruiqian Li and Paul Froese, The Duality of American Christian…, 111; Christian statism predicts anti-immigrant prejudice while religious traditionalism does not. — Ruiqian Li and Paul Froese, The Duality of American Christian…, 151 (+12 more)

Broader Connections