Was the 1689 Toleration Act a genuine step toward religious freedom — or a narrow deal for Protestant elites?

Passed after the Glorious Revolution, the Act allowed nonconformist Protestants to worship freely but excluded Catholics, Jews and non-believers. Historians still argue whether it laid the foundations for British pluralism or simply entrenched Anglican dominance.

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