Religious liberalism

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Religious liberalism is a term used to describe forms of liberalism that are based on religious values.^{[not verified in body]}

Several major religions have found that their beliefs about human society fit with liberal principles and ideas. As a result, religious liberal movements have developed within these religions. Such movements include:

• Buddhist Liberalism^{[citation needed]}
• Christian Liberalism
• Jewish Liberalism^{[citation needed]}
• Islamic Liberalism

See also

• Religious communism
• Religious socialism
• Liberation Theology

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