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yes, the law prevents anybody from interfering into your personal religious beliefs or from making various economic, social, political, etc... decisions based o
by VladRussian 16y ago
yes, the law prevents anybody from interfering into your personal religious beliefs or from making various economic, social, political, etc... decisions based on your religion. Ie. you're guaranteed to have the same rights as anybody else. Nothing in the law guarantees you preferential treatment or more rights just because of your religious beliefs or practice.
- joshuacc 16y agoThat's not the case. As a matter of law, actions undertaken for religious reasons are more protected than actions undertaken for mere personal preference. You may disagree with this approach, but that's a different question.