>>Would it be okay for a government worker who was a Quaker to refuse to issue gun licenses because it's against her religion?
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>It certainly would be OK, if that Quaker is willing to go to jail for that act.
>In fact, if I were in that position and someone came in with an AK47 to license I might be tempted to do just that.
>I probably wouldn't though, because I've come to like my creature comforts.
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>This is passive civil disobedience, as opposed to crazy people who bomb abortion clinics.
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>The only victim in the case is Kim Davis, who has shown herself willing to go to jail for her beliefs.
>As I said, I disagree with her, but I admire her courage.

My problem with her 'convictions' is that they obviously don't seem to apply to her. Divorces three times, pregnant by someone other than her husband - even though she ended up marrying the father (her 3rd husband) AFTER her second husband adopted those children. How is this upholding the 'sanctity of marriage'?

She's just another case of 'do as I say, not as I do'.