No. That was my meaning. Those are things that can be accommodated without giving people special privileges.
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Replying to @thetigeri @AubreyHolloman
Where? In what context? I don't know if prisons currently give religious prisoners any special privileges.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
The special privileges you were talking about. What special privileges are given by any relegion?
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Replying to @thetigeri @AubreyHolloman
I asked Where? In what context? I don't know if prisons currently give religious prisoners any special privileges.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
I was in the line of thinking that relegion does not have any special privileges. Relegion only offers disadvantages.
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Replying to @thetigeri @AubreyHolloman
Sometimes, in wider society, people can be permitted to cover faces/heads where no-one else is allowed, deny children medication,
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bypass humane butchery laws, take more time off work, be accommodated in terms of gender segregation or being excused part of one's job.
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Replying to @HPluckrose @AubreyHolloman
None of those examples sound like relegion offers a privilege.
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The privilege is offered to religious people -eg this law doesn't apply to you because of your religion.
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