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Religious exemptionReligious exemption

The definition of Religious exemption is a legal privilege that exempts members of a certain religion from a “law”, regulation, or requirement by the state or government.

Note: you can never be exempt from law; otherwise the victim would be without justice.

A legal privilege is not a right, and it certainly is not your right; it is a clause within a contract that someone else controls.

If you do not control said contract, then the privilege, along with the exemption can be withdrawn at any time.