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I do not care to research the specifics, but I think it's a weak, not terribly moral argument to say that slander is allowed due to "religious freedom". To me,
by jleyank 5y ago
I do not care to research the specifics, but I think it's a weak, not terribly moral argument to say that slander is allowed due to "religious freedom". To me, such freedom means you can practice in peace with those in agreement with you, not act against others in some $GOD's name.
If your beliefs make you think some people aren't really people, I can see that being something to invalidate serving in government or falling under hate speech/discrimination laws. Lots of bad history here...
- pas 5y agoObviously. Again, obviously, through simple logic it's easy to see that anyone who believes in an afterlife that depends on the keeping of commandments during the "current life" will have wildly different priors for making decisions. (Hence the aggressive proselytizing of some sects.)