> Is banning discussion of religion in the workplace a political/religious stance? (Please forgive any flawed logic below - I assure you it's an oversight. I'm

> Is banning discussion of religion in the workplace a political/religious stance? (Please forgive any flawed logic below - I assure you it's an oversight. I'm posting this in good faith.) I'd say yes, but basically in the same way Coinbase's band on political speech in the office is a stance. Consider religious people whose theology holds that they should attempt to convert everybody in their circles, even their professional circles. It seems to me that banning that is tantamount to saying either (a) their theology is wrong, or (b) it's not wrong but the employer is resisting it regardless, or (c) the business has no place for employees holding those beliefs.