Satanism and Religious Freedom in the Workplace

When you are working here in america you are guaranteed certain rights, such as the freedom of religious expression. While its not a good idea to take religion to an extreme in the workplace, you shouldn't have to put up with discrimination and harassment from bosses or co-workers. If you are facing a situation like this, its a good idea to research what your religious freedoms are, and to seriously consider what they mean to you. You can find help for this at the ACLU website, http://www.aclu.org/ American Civil Liberties Union. They have helped many people overcome discrimination and they are respected for what they have done for thousands of people when it comes to religious discrimination here in the United States -

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[rdrstar]

like kahete said, depending on your workplace, where you know their scary and closed minded, best to stay hidden. occult means hidden. you can be clever and still speak your truths without outright claiming satanism. satanism does not require martyrs. just speak a satanic viewpoint without saying your satanist. be clever not stupid. this is a Christian identified society, even if they all are hypocritical.

[venusboys3]

I'm curious what 'coming out as a Satanist' involves...

Most of the people I work with I've got no clue what their spiritual beliefs are... but just about every religious group I can think of talks about being oppressed/discriminated against by some other group.

My experience is that most of the people I've met openly claiming to be 'Satanist' are primarily interested in getting attention and annoying the Xstians... pretty much asking for something to happen.

Plenty of Xstians do the same.

[VenusSatanasVideos]

@stillelunch - This is a GOOD question, let me answer that today

[airforcemax]

Many still get away with religious discrimination, like last my last employer in Burbank California in 2010.

[kahetel13]

great video and it covers much . wanted to share something on the consequences part and some realities; yeah, there is "religious freedoms and laws" but, a job is not a "democracy" its working for someone else(usually) (master slave laws look those up). and, anyone who declares themselves anything beyond the xian judeo or other "acceptable" religions need to think about what they will be faced with. i think the "being subtle" is the best route. otherwise it will become a BIG problem no doubt...

[jeffreycsand]

This is something I have recently been dealing with myself, so the information was right on the mark for me. I really enjoyed hearing your thoughts on this issue. I have been experiencing similar situations myself at work, cause someone saw me reading the Satanic Bible (which I only partly agree with), and wearing the baphomet.