re: #31 Learned Mother of Zion

I’d like to know some specifics about what laws in particular impose a “religious burden.” In Judaism dina demalchusa dina (the law of the land is the law) unless it specifically contradicts a command in the Torah. For example, requiring all citizens to participate in some public activity on Saturday, or a law prohibiting circumcision or kosher slaughter. But no such laws exist in the U.S.

Any law requiring them to treat homosexuals or women as real human beings is a burden.