i think that they should of been allowed to volunteer, just because someone doesn’t share the same beliefs as you doesn’t mean they arent a kind person on the inside.

I think they should go

1.)No, religious beliefs should not decide whether you are a good person or not.
Because religion doesn’t matter it’s who you are as a person not what you believe in.

I do not think that the soup kitchen should have turned away these volunteers based on their religious beliefs. This action might have been deemed discrimination on the basis of religion. These volunteers were trying to help those in need, so regardless of their religious affiliation, they should have been able to help, especially considering they weren’t advocating for Atheism or shaming Christianity through their actions.

1) Social Media Question: Do you think the soup kitchen has the legal and moral right to refuse volunteers based on religious affiliation or any other category? Why or why not. I think that it is very unfortunate and discriminatory, they have the legal right. It is a misconception that because they do not believe in that, they are bad or are tarnished.
2) Happy Thanksgiving to you. I hope you spend your day with family, friends and good food. What are your plans?
I spent thanksgiving cooking and with my family.

I think it would be stupid to say no to someone who is trying to volunteer. No matter what our thoughts are on life at the end of the day you are trying to help people in need.

I do not think that anyone should be told to stop volunteering based on their beliefs, it is not changing the way they act or treat others.

This kid was handing out soup to the homeless but atheis did not get any.

I believe they should have been allowed to volunteer at the soup kitchen, just because someone doesn’t share the same belief as you doesn’t mean you should exclude them or behave rudely just respect that that is their decision as they respect your decision. If you can’t deal with people not thinking the same as you you really shouldn’t leave.

this kid was handing out food for a soup kitchen but got turned down because of his religious beliefs.

I think it is unfair that somebody’s religion and beliefs can have an effect on not being able to work where they want to. An Athiest should definitely be able to work in a soup kitchen, there is no reason to not allow him to. People shouldn’t judge somebody based on their religious beliefs.

I don’t think that it was far that they didn’t let the atheist volunteer I believe that it doesn’t matter where you are from or what religion you are from.

the volunteers should be able to help considering you need all the help you can get so you can get to a lot of people in a fast amount of time, what they believe in doesn’t matter when they are just trying to do a good deed nothing more.

this blog post is very motivational in my opinion. people out there dont normally help out the homeless people like these people did. i feel asthough people should be more helpful in this world and less hateful.

this blog post is very motivational in my opinion. people out there don’t normally help out the homeless people like these people did. I feel as though people should be more helpful in this world and less hateful. I also think it is unfair that somebody’s religion and beliefs can have an effect on not being able to work where they want to.