None if you believe in freedom of religion. In that case they're parallel.
I can't really disagree with your characterization of the nature of religion. Yes, religion is included in human rights but it isn't always defined as freedom of religion rather it is describe as "freedom of conscience" to include even those who have no believe in a divine being who runs the show. Atheists, agnostics, etc are included.
No. Animal Rights is typically linked with law, and by extension, a government. Religion should not factor into this at all. Also, beyond the basic Animal Rights topics (such as torture, unnecessary cruelty, etc) religion does not really add anything new to the topic, other than cultural regulations. For example, Hinduism forbids the slaughter of cows, because they are a "holy animal". This, however, is purely a cultural norm, and should not be enforced as a standard practice when it comes to "animal rights" or the law.
They played the Quakers it gave them religious rights
He protested for the righteousness of black people.
Here are some examples. In ancient Rome, a man could kill his slaves and his sons (Roman Patrias Potestas law). In ancient societies, kings could kill serfs at will. Women and children had no legislated rights. There are many other such examples. Western society, through the example of the Jewish Torah, changed all of the above.For more:http://judaism.answers.com/jewish-history/judaisms-influence
Hopefully none because religion should play no part in this modern, educated society.
Yes. Sports should not discriminate on race, religion, or gender.
You should have all your rights
The play publishing house should be contacted to obtain the rights to perform a play. You either need to fill out a form provided by the company or call and inquire about the process.
Humans have values, secularly as well as religious. Religion need not play a part in human values. Existentialism is moot.
The play Antigone is all about morality, primarily concerning the conflict between divine law and human/state law. Also addressed are the topics of religion, gender rights, family beliefs, and self-concept (dignity, arrogance, and pride).
The Aztecs made human sacrifices from near by cities every day to their gods.