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There is endless jurisprudence on this topic. Basically the government draws the line at where your beliefs affect others and there are different levels of urge
by iammisc 5y ago
There is endless jurisprudence on this topic. Basically the government draws the line at where your beliefs affect others and there are different levels of urgency the government must show to trample on religious rights depending on the risk to the counterparty.
- colejohnson66 5y agoThis. If my beliefs/“religion” say I can’t be fingerprinted, that’s fine. But if my beliefs say I need to sacrifice newborn babies on an altar, that’s not ok, and I will be charged with murder.
- jobigoud 5y ago> Basically the government draws the line at where your beliefs affect others Circumcision shows that this is not even the case.
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