Religion need not be ethical. Religion and ethics are two different things. Religion is based on belief and common practices of a section of people; they act according to the sanctions of the religion, but those sanctions may or may not be ethical. Ethics is purely concern with morality. Religion may or may not have moral sanctions.
Religion is dictated by a God or gods and helps us remember to have good ethical behavior, but ethics are a personal choice. Some people don't follow violent religions because of ethics. People do not have to practice a religion to follow a code of ethics. Furthermore, religion often brings with it spiritual and mythical beliefs that don't necessarily related to ethics
Sexuality, the right to life, distribution of property.
It's impossible to answer so broad a question "yes" or "no".
Discrimination
By people thinking the other religion gets benefits and advantages. (And they often do ! )
from :G.David Shanth Raj I think all of should take a note of the following Indian life is interdependent and people are born into groups, castes,religions communities so We should look at other religion with a positive attitude and we should understand and respect different cultures and religions Governments should not support to the persons with certain belief or organisations with religious orientation by issuing supportive GO's like Endowments III of 747 and 746, to avoid religious discrimination Inhuman act should not associate in the name of spiritual act People should not break the social harmony for political gain
The United States Bill of Rights allows for freedom of religion without discrimination against any religion. I don't know that Maryland schools do allow Muslim prayers, but there is no reason not to. There are schools all over the country that allow religious clubs say prayers everyday. Your question smacks of discrimination and prejudice because someone is Muslim. That is against the constitution.
Historically, some of the greatest crimes can be attributed to conflict in religious beliefs. It was important to ensure that discrimination, hate crimes or even genocide would not occur based upon religious belief. Many people came to america seeking to have that freedom
Religion doesn't automatically imply discrimination, though religion has been used as a reason for discrimination AND for fighting against discrimination. It all depends on the actual person, not all religious people are 'for discrimination', and not all non-religious people are against discrimination.
Although some religious groups and right-wing politicians/followers believe homosexuality is unethical, it is perfectly normal and is not something to be ashamed of.
Discrimination is the unfair treatment of a person or group without good justification.
Religious discrimination
Upbringing, Media or personal experiences
I believe that a photograph is unethical when it misrepresents a business, a person or a belief intentionally. If a photograph causes emotional strain or stress to someone grieving the loss of a loved one, even a pet, I believe that it is unethical to post it. If a photograph promotes racial, religious, gender or sexual bias, it is unethical.
They aren't. The witch trials are not an example of religious discrimination. Puritans accused fellow Puritans of being witches. It was Puritans accusing Wiccans or Catholics or any different religious group.
Members of the Catholic Church emigrated to Rhode Island due to religious discrimination.
Unfortunately, religious discrimination is ubiquitous around the world. This includes nearly every country, including America. For example, American Muslims are a group that commonly get discriminated against.
Robert E. Smith has written: 'The elimination of erroneous distinctions in the body of Christ' -- subject(s): Christianity, Discrimination, Religious aspects, Religious aspects of Discrimination
Discrimination
Persecution from the Biblical perspective