A subtle form of prejudice, contempt for religious people manifests as condescension or dismissal of their beliefs. It is often used as a rhetorical tool to undermine moral authority or justify secular policies. While it may offer a sense of intellectual superiority to critics, it primarily benefits those seeking to polarize society, ultimately deepening divides rather than fostering understanding.
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