According to the FBI, 48.5percentt of US hate crimes in 2013 were committed on basis of race; 20.8 percent were committed on basis of sexual orientation, and 17.4percentt were committed on basis of religious affiliation, while just.3percentt were committed on basis of gender.
Despite the availability of free vaccination in the Dutch public healthcare system, the parents of our study participants refused all vaccinations on basis of religious grounds.
They possess an absolute belief in God, make moral decisions primarily on the basis of religious sources, and are deeply conservative on issues of social morality.
A right to deny care to anyone on the basis of religious or moral beliefs can far too easily intrude on the core goal of reform -- to ensure that a basic standard of care is available to every American.
Not all healthcare providers who refuse care to transgender people do so on the basis of religious or moral conviction many say they simply feel uneducated on the subject, and are afraid of doing harm by providing care in which they have little expertise.
Group-level 'reactive' GE correlation can be created by school intake policies such as selecting children on the basis of their performance on school entrance exams and interviews or on the basis of religious affiliation.
Mr Kerry acknowledged that "We have a long way to go when governments kill, detain or torture people on the basis of religious belief .It so happens that as Mr Kerry was speaking, one of his direct forebears was being honoured at a plaque-unveiling ceremony in the small Ulster town of Aghadowey, for his fight for religious freedom.
Three participants, on the other hand, strongly supported the practice on the basis of religious, moral or cosmetic grounds.
The Good News Club sued, on the ground that the rejection amounted to unconstitutional discrimination on the basis of religious viewpoint.
In fact, while opposition to vaccination may not be new among minority populations, its extension to all routine vaccinations on the basis of religious arguments has become worrisome for the effectiveness of the Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI).
