religious objections
Belief-driven moral opposition
Religious objections are refusals to comply with a law, policy, or practice based on religious belief.
The phrase appears most often in legal and workplace contexts where someone claims their faith prevents them from doing something otherwise required: She filed for an exemption based on religious objections to the vaccine.
Religious objections may be accommodated or overridden depending on jurisdiction and competing interests.
- conscienceInternal moral sense
- faithTrust without proof
- exemptionRelease from requirement
- opt outDecline to participate
- refusalAct of declining
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- vaccinationvaccine, vaccines, immunization, shot, shots
religious objectionsreligious accommodation
Adjustment permitting worship practices
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