He said, No problem. It wasn't a religious service.

This autonomy applies to religious education, appointment to office, religious service and the organization of charitable activities.

There has never been a religious service for us in this place.

Yugoslavia Conscientious objectors who object to military service on religious grounds may do unarmed service within the military (AI).

This draft stipulates that citizens who, on the ground of religious beliefs, refuse to perform combatant military service, shall perform alternative military service.

All, except for one, were Jehovah apos s Witnesses who had religious objections to military service.

Greece Law 731 77, amended in 1977, allows those objecting to military service on religious grounds to perform unarmed service for four and a half years.

All the citizens concerned based their refusal to perform the basic military service on conscience and religious belief.

A person is entitled to apply to the Exception Board for exemption from military service if quot his bona fide religious beliefs inhibit his rendering National Service quot .

Employment in any charitable organization or any institution maintained solely for the purpose of religious worship or social service

In 1988, it was amended again to allow unarmed service also for objectors on non religious and moral grounds (WRI).

Yugoslavia Recognized for a recruit who for religious or other reasons of conscience does not want to do his military service carrying arms or wishes to serve it in civil service.

I ask to be permitted to collect all of us, the living and those without hope, and hold a religious service a service for the dead who have come to their end here.

(d) Other religions, religious groups and religious communities

(a) Religious practice and conduct of religious affairs

(i) Religious practice and conduct of religious affairs

24. In Argentina, during military conscription those persons (conscientious objectors) who, from profound religious, philosophical or moral convictions , are unable to perform obligatory military service are required to perform alternative social service in such areas as public health and the environment.

(vi) All religions, all religious groups and religious communities Nigeria.

Religious exemption from military service can be more difficult to resolve, because some religions teach pacifism. That problem is usually resolved by providing alternative service that is no less arduous than military service (so that such religions do not attract adherents for that reason alone), but that does not involve fighting or killing.

Religious iconography.

Religious fundamentalism

Religious Courts

Religious minorities

Religious discrimination

Religious tolerance

Religious denomination

This cooperation is intended to benefit the religious entity in question to the extent that its activities contribute to the service of the State and to the public interest.

Finland Recognized by the Civilian Alternative Service Act (1723 1991) for a person quot affirming that serious conscientious reasons based on religious or ethical conviction prevents him from doing his military service ... quot (art. 1, WRI). (See also E CN.4 1993 68 Finland).

(d) Religious minorities

(b) Religious fundamentalism

(e) Religious intolerance

(f) Religious intolerance

C. Religious dissidents

Other religious groups

(b) Religious education

(c) Religious publications

(a) Religious matters

(ii) Religious teaching

1. Religious matters

Now this is not a religious garment, nor is it a religious statement.

According to the law, military service is a duty for quot all citizens of the People apos s Republic of China without distinction as to race ... or religious creed quot (AI).

In accordance with this decision Romanian citizens who, on the grounds of religious beliefs, refuse to perform combatant military service are to be registered and shall be called to perform alternative military service after the entering into force of the Law on Population Preparedness for Defence quot .

The applicable law distinguishes between a registered religious community and a registered religious association.

The new Law on Religious Communities and Religious Groups was passed in July 1997.

The problems of religious minorities were rooted in the wider context of religious intolerance.