A landowner conveyed a fee simple with a restriction against selling to non-Christians. What does this violate?

The conveyance of a fee simple that includes a restriction against selling to non-Christians violates the Fair Housing Act. This federal law prohibits discrimination in housing based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, or disability. By specifying a restriction that directly discriminates based on religious beliefs, the landowner is engaging in behavior that contravenes the principles established under the Fair Housing Act.

The intent of this legislation is to promote equal housing opportunities and prevent practices that could create barriers to locating housing based on personal characteristics, including religion. Restricting the sale of property based on someone's religious affiliation would be deemed discriminatory and, therefore, illegal under this law.