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DoNotRefill Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Aug-04-04 05:52 PM
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123. so, because there's a narrow exception to the rule...
Edited on Wed Aug-04-04 05:53 PM by DoNotRefill
the rule itself is generally not valid?

Fascinating...

In your example, a non-profit group advocating religion as their central mission has no obligation to hire without regard to religion.

In the example at hand, a for-profit group which provides telecommunications service as a NON-religious activity can fire people for not following religious tenets.

Your example isn't exactly on the four corners, is it....
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