if he refused to drive the man because he had wine and did not fulfill his duties as a driver I would understand but he fulfilled his duties
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I feel if you aren't comfortable doing them then maybe that's just not the career for you. When you agree to do a job it's your job to do it
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My concern is situations like Kim Davis where a government employee refused to perform a legal marriage because of her own personal beliefs
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The answer must be yes. The job is to be a driver. Wine is not illegal. It means their duties cannot carried out
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Against their religion can't fire him or her for that.
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It's not practical. It's like being a doctor that doesn't like blood.People have religious boundaries,that's personal. Shouldn't effect work
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How did you associate driving and wine = doctors and blood?
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Really?
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Well, I've never tied driving to wine, but I don't have any DWI's either... so I'm no expert.
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You are not understanding this. Have a good day.
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religious ethics is far different from work ethics..if you can't do all your job requires then why seek such job?
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Exactly.
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The piece is super nuanced. Have you read it?
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I did read it, and the answer is that if you can fire or demote a. "Christian" for refusing to process gay marriages the same thing applies.
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I don't think this has anything to do with wine or religion. I never knew limo drivers were expected to do anything else but drive.
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Passenger should have asked the Host or a friend at the Party to help him with carrying packages & wine.
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