Migration as a factor of the growth of religious conflict potential (on the example of Europe): the socio-philosophical approach

In recent years, one can observe at least a dozen conflicts in the world, which either are waged by representatives of various faiths, or are interpreted as conflicts on religious grounds. These are the civil war in Yemen, the conflicts in the Indian states of Assam, Nagaland and Manipur, and the conflict in Myanmar between Arakanese Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims. Some of these conflicts are interpreted as a clash between the indigenous people and migrants. However, the religious factor also plays a significant role. In the context of increasing migration activity, it is possible to expect an increase in inter-religious conflict, based on the migration factor. The solution to this problem is seen in the implementation of the project of constitutional patriotism.