In a pluralistic society, religious groups forfeit their right to acceptance when ________.

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In a pluralistic society, religious groups have the right to practice their beliefs and be accepted as long as they do not engage in coercion or illegal activities. Engaging in such activities would violate the laws and liberties of the society as a whole and therefore forfeit the right to acceptance. The other options listed may be controversial or questionable, but they do not necessarily violate the laws or liberties of society as a whole.

In a Pluralistic Society, Religious Groups Forfeit Their Right to Acceptance