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how does anarchism view religion and religion churches and organizations?
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There's wide diversity here. Most, maybe all, anarchists are opposed to dogma, hierarchal institutions, and coercive religions. Many anarchists, especially the more "traditional" ones are atheist, materialist and anti-religion. Others have made attempts at anarchic Christianities, Islams, Buddhisms, Taoisms, etc. There are quite a few that have adopted or created any number of other sorts of spiritual approaches. See:
http://eng.anarchopedia.org/Anarchism_and_religion
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