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What religion specific laws are you thinking of?

• existencebox 9y ago
  Not OP, but there are still blue laws on the books in many states [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_laws_in_the_United_States https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_laws_in_the_United_States
  • GhostVII 9y ago
    Those aren't religion-specific laws though, since no matter what your religion, the law still applies to you.
• Mikeb85 9y ago
  Maybe it's fresh in my mind because it's Halloween, but normal Canadians can't cover their face in many public places. Most businesses around here have signs up right now (for Halloween) saying they won't serve you if you have your face covered, you can't get government services or get an ID card with your face covered, etc... But there's one (religious) group in Canada that are allowed to cover their faces. This has also caused a lot of controversy in Quebec when they recently moved to make the law apply evenly to everyone.
• beagle3 9y ago
  In Israel: a) If you are Jewish, you have a fast-track to citizenship. b) If you are Jewish, you are not allowed to work on a Saturday. If you are not Jewish, you are not allowed to work on one day of your choosing (not dependent on your religion, mind you).