I didn't say he couldn't pray, even out loud for all who want to participate. However, I choose to pray to my God not his. So pray to your own God. No one stopped you from doing so.
I believe it's illegal to force anyone to do any religious service. (a) It's not, (b) this wasn't a religious service. It was a moment of prayer.
And to use that one pays them as an excuse to infringe on their right to religious freedom is morally wrong. Nobody infringed on your rights. You have gone WAY overboard on this.
Is it now legally wrong or do I need to help make it so. No, it was not legally wrong.
No illegal action occured because no adverse action took place due to your religious beliefs. You were not demoted or terminated because you are not of the same faith as your supervisor. THAT is religious discrimination - not having to stand silently for a few minutes while your supervisor offered a prayer for a co-worker who died.
It seems to me that the basis of every legitimate religion and values-based belief system is tolerance, which you seem to be badly lacking.
I believe it's illegal to force anyone to do any religious service. (a) It's not, (b) this wasn't a religious service. It was a moment of prayer.
And to use that one pays them as an excuse to infringe on their right to religious freedom is morally wrong. Nobody infringed on your rights. You have gone WAY overboard on this.
Is it now legally wrong or do I need to help make it so. No, it was not legally wrong.
No illegal action occured because no adverse action took place due to your religious beliefs. You were not demoted or terminated because you are not of the same faith as your supervisor. THAT is religious discrimination - not having to stand silently for a few minutes while your supervisor offered a prayer for a co-worker who died.
It seems to me that the basis of every legitimate religion and values-based belief system is tolerance, which you seem to be badly lacking.