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They don't ask for your religion. They ask if you are member in one of a few religious communities. You may say that this is nitpicking but it's really not. The
by germanier 10y ago
They don't ask for your religion. They ask if you are member in one of a few religious communities. You may say that this is nitpicking but it's really not. They don't care about beliefs but just perform a service for those communities that asked them to do it. That tax is best to be thought of a membership fee that happens to be collected by the state.
If a religious community does not want to participate in that scheme they can. Plenty don't use that service.