It is not the fact that accommodations are made for religion that bothers me, it is the fact that accomadations are made for religion and not for other beliefs. Take my first example for instance, the Jewish inmates are allowed to request kosher food while the other inmates are not. I am perfectly fine with the prisons decision to accommodate some of the inmates beliefs by serving kosher food but what I have a problem with is that only the inmates with religious reasons are allowed to choose the kosher meals and inmates that would really prefer to have the kosher meals but do not have a religious reason are denied it.
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