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Arguments for: Bans can promote a unified public identity. Arguments against: Restrictions infringe on personal freedoms and expression.

Arguments for: Recognizing all or none prevents favoritism. Arguments against: May disregard the cultural significance of traditional holidays.

Arguments for: Abolishing these laws supports free speech. Arguments against: Allows speech that may deeply offend religious groups.

Arguments for: Can lead to bias and policy based on religion. Arguments against: Politicians should not have to suppress their beliefs.

Arguments for: Respects the self-governance of religious organizations. Arguments against: May create isolated communities and practices counter to societal norms.

Arguments for: Protects individual rights to practice any or no religion. Arguments against: Could allow practices that conflict with secular law or values.

Arguments for: Promotes critical thinking free from religious bias. Arguments against: Could limit religious upbringing and values.

Arguments for: Healthcare should be science-based without religious interference. Arguments against: Religious beliefs can deeply affect individual healthcare decisions.

Arguments for: Civil marriage upholds equality independent of religion. Arguments against: Overlooks the traditional religious sanctity of marriage.

Arguments for: Promotes the separation of religion and finances of the state. Arguments against: Religious organizations may exploit this for financial gain.

Arguments for: Ensures religious freedom and equality before the law. Arguments against: May marginalize religious perspectives in public life.

Arguments for: Prevents government preference for any religion. Arguments against: May hinder traditional religious influences on society.

Arguments for: Offers ethical frameworks not based on divine authority. Arguments against: Some argue it lacks an absolute moral foundation.

Arguments for: A secular workplace prevents discrimination. Arguments against: May impede religious observances and expressions.

Arguments for: Open discourse on religion supports a democratic society. Arguments against: Such debates could fuel intolerance and discrimination against religious groups.

Arguments for: Keeping them secular respects all faiths and non-believers. Arguments against: Can be seen as an erasure of religious heritage and identity.

Arguments for: Secularism can provide a neutral platform for multiculturalism. Arguments against: May suppress religious cultural expressions in the public sphere.

Arguments for: Ensures equal access to services without religious bias. Arguments against: May ignore the needs of religious communities.

Arguments for: Adapting to secular laws can help integrate religious communities. Arguments against: May force communities to abandon traditional practices.