From which laws, if any, would you exempt citizens on religious grounds?
Thanks dear for sharing your question. But indeed I do not have any idea.
Hello Doctor Thanks for the question Prefer to protect my greetings
Tolerance and peaceful coexistence are the principle of all civilization and if we abandon them we return to barbaric regime.
I believe that the gospel of God and religious convictions need no constitutional protection. The ways of God have always been under His protection . Besides, the intervention of the judiciary bodies in monitoring the implementation of divine orders and practices is simply a breach of democracy. The most beautiful thing about religion is its freedom of choice.
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R. Biria
This is a tough stance , I come form a country where we have Hindus /Sikhs/Jews/Muslims /Christians/Farsi /sub groups , as far as I see, we were never threatened for our existence . Now , some countries are built of faith and religion then it is for them to be either liberals or stay with what is ....
Accommodating some people does not mean you need to give up your beliefs .
In the United States and in most nations governed by a democratic system of government, religious convictions must receive the same constitutional protection, whether they be Christian, Orthodox, Jewish, Islam, etc. religions.
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Jose Luis
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