In the micro, it certainly isn't. I mean, at least in the context of HN or the workplace. In the macro, it's relevant to issues of school/workplace speech in t

In the micro, it certainly isn't. I mean, at least in the context of HN or the workplace. In the macro, it's relevant to issues of school/workplace speech in the sense that it's good to remember that major religions are awfully large tents and represent a wide plurality of beliefs. Christianity is not necessarily synonymous with any particular belief regarding gender, etc. The same could be said of other major world religions. I'm an atheist and therefore don't have a horse in this race. But it's one reason why merely identifying as belonging to a religion is fine in the workplace, whereas espousing specific religious beliefs that disparage others is a problem.