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Flintstone · 10-26-2009, 04:12 PM

So, Lorien, basically you agree with US then that it is the PERSON, not the RELIGION who is discriminating?

Back to track, if someone comes to my dojo and ask to train only with men because of religious "interpretations", I'll surely try to acomodate him. But this is a thing I'll have to discuss with all the students. Isn't it what liberty is all about? If we agree to acomodate, why not do so?

If the students don't want to do that... well... that will be a pity, but the guy will have to leave for the benefit of the dojo.

10-26-2009, 04:12 PM	#278
Flintstone Dojo: Wherever I happen to be Location: Zaragoza Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 587 Offline	Re: Religious Restrictions on Training So, Lorien, basically you agree with US then that it is the PERSON, not the RELIGION who is discriminating? Back to track, if someone comes to my dojo and ask to train only with men because of religious "interpretations", I'll surely try to acomodate him. But this is a thing I'll have to discuss with all the students. Isn't it what liberty is all about? If we agree to acomodate, why not do so? If the students don't want to do that... well... that will be a pity, but the guy will have to leave for the benefit of the dojo.