Persecution of Christians by Christians

Persecution of Christians by Christians occurs when one Christian denomination persecutes another Christian denomination, either nonviolently via religious censorship and coercion or violently via religious wars, sieges, massacres, rebellions, crusades, or acts of terrorism.

Nonviolent persecution

Censorship

Bulls, etc., from Rome Act 1571, by Anglicans against Catholics
Conventicle Act 1664 and Conventicles Act 1670, by Anglicans against non-Anglicans
Corporation Act 1661, by Anglicans against Presbyterians
Five Mile Act 1665, by Anglicans against non-Anglicans
Heresy Act 1382, by Anglicans against Anglicans deemed heretics
Italian Racial Laws, by Catholics against Evangelicals and Pentecostals
Jesuits, etc. Act 1584, by Anglicans against Catholics
Popery Act 1698, by Anglicans against Catholics
Popish Recusants Act 1592 and Popish Recusants Act 1605, by Anglicans against Catholics
Putting away of Books and Images Act 1549, by Anglicans against non-Anglicans
Revival of the Heresy Acts, by Catholics against Protestants
See of Rome Act 1536, by Anglicans against Catholics
Statute in Restraint of Appeals, by Anglicans against Catholics
Suppression of Religious Houses Act 1535 and Suppression of Religious Houses Act 1539, by Anglicans against Catholics

Coercion

Acts of Supremacy, by Catholics against Catholics who submitted to the Pope
Act of Uniformity, by Anglicans against non-Anglican
Religion Act 1580 and Religion Act 1592, by Anglicans against Catholics
Union of Brest and Union of Uzhhorod, by Catholics against Orthodox Christians

Violent persecution

Crusades

Albigensian Crusade, by Catholics against Cathars
Northern Crusades, by Catholics against Orthodox Christians

Massacres

Catholic clergy involvement with the Ustaše, by Catholics against Eastern Orthodox Christians
Inquisition, by Catholics against Catholics who were deemed to be heretics or witches
Massacre of Mérindol, by Catholics against Waldensians
Massacre of Vassy, by Catholics against Huguenots
Salem witch trials, by Puritans against Puritans who were deemed to be witches
St. Bartholomew's Day massacre, by Catholics against Huguenots
Witch trials in the early modern period, by various Christians against various Christians who were deemed to be witches

Rebellions

1562 Riots of Toulouse, by Huguenots against Catholics
Bigod's rebellion, by Catholics against Protestants
Day of the Barricades, by Catholics against Protestants
Huguenot rebellions, by Huguenots against Catholics
Irish Rebellion of 1641, by Catholics against Protestants
Knight's Revolt, by Protestants against Catholics
Pilgrimage of Grace, by Catholics against Protestants
Spanish Fury, by Protestants against Catholics

Sieges

Siege of Caudebec, by Protestants against Catholics
Siege of Drogheda, by Protestants against Catholics

Terrorism

Gunpowder Plot, by Catholics against Protestants

Wars

Battle of Carbisdale, by Anglicans against Covenanters
Battle of Inverkeithing, by Anglicans against Covenanters
Battle of Rathmines, by Anglicans against Catholics
Eighty Years' War, by Catholics against Protestants
European wars of religion, by Catholics against Protestants and Protestants against Protestants during the 16th, 17th and early 18th centuries
First Battle of Newbury, by Protestants against Catholics
First War of Kappel and Second War of Kappel, by Protestants against Catholics
Irish Confederate Wars, by Catholics against Protestants
German Peasants' War, by Anabaptists against Catholics
Schmalkaldic War and Second Schmalkaldic War, by Catholics against Lutherans
Sonderbund War, by Protestants against Catholics
Thirty Years' War, by Protestants against Catholics
Toggenburg War, by Protestants against Catholics
War of the Eight Saints, by Catholics against Catholics who were associated with the Avignon Papacy
War of the Three Henrys, by Catholics against Protestants
Wars of the Three Kingdoms, by Protestants against Catholics

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