If someone wants to pray to some deity in the privacy of their own home, or together in a single meeting place, then there's really no reason to even think about it. If someone wants to take time off work or school to celebrate a happening in their religion, then it's completely fine. If someone wants to discuss it with other like-minded people, or with someone that's asked about it, then it's causing no harm.
However, there is a point that it does start to be a problem. Using a religion to justify slaughtering innocent people isn't fine. Using it to constrict the rights of non-followers isn't right. Using it as a key factor in a decision, such as an election, isn't good.
As long as it's used in a matter that doesn't harm anyone, I really don't care; there's no reason why it should really bother me. However, if it causes problems, then something should be done about the people that abuse it.
If someone wants to pray to some deity in the privacy of their own home, or together in a single meeting place, then there's really no reason to even think about it. If someone wants to take time off work or school to celebrate a happening in their religion, then it's completely fine. If someone wants to discuss it with other like-minded people, or with someone that's asked about it, then it's causing no harm.
However, there is a point that it does start to be a problem. Using a religion to justify slaughtering innocent people isn't fine. Using it to constrict the rights of non-followers isn't right. Using it as a key factor in a decision, such as an election, isn't good.
As long as it's used in a matter that doesn't harm anyone, I really don't care; there's no reason why it should really bother me. However, if it causes problems, then something should be done about the people that abuse it.