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Which of these responsibilities of citizenship allows an exception for religious reasons? A. Serving on a jury B. Taking up arms to defend the nation C. Obeying all local, state…

Which of these responsibilities of citizenship allows an exception for religious reasons? A. Serving on a jury B. Taking up arms to defend the nation C. Obeying all local, state…
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Which of these responsibilities of citizenship allows an exception for religious reasons?

A. Serving on a jury
B. Taking up arms to defend the nation
C. Obeying all local, state, ad federal laws
D. Voting in a national election

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The correct answer is B. Taking up arms to defend the nation

Since army service is not mandatory in many countries, in those that it is one can often call upon his religious beliefs and be excused from any action that might be perceived as violent.
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