Suppose I worked with the utilities department of a city and a church

[HEyHEY]

Needs the tap they get holy water from fixed because it won't flow. And my personal beliefs are that religion is a bad thing and I refuse to fix the tap, what would you think of me?

[Crowdance]

1. That you might have a future as a pharmacist or a Michigan doc

because you hold the apparently requisite and forgivable bigotry to do the job.

[lastliberalintexas]

3. LOL!

Great post. Now-

:popcorn:

[HEyHEY]

4. Oh.,...so it IS the same thing huh?

[Crowdance]

15. Indeed! n/t

[Fenris]

2. ...

:hide:

[jmcon007]

5. I would say you were the plumber from hell.

Seriously, without advocating necessarily either way, when you mention your "personal beliefs" are you not also talking 'religion' of a sort? Or is this splitting hairs?

[HEyHEY]

6. That'd be barbershoppin' it

[BuyingThyme]

7. I think you should stay out of the

hospice business.

[Tux]

8. God's will

If you believe that, it's god's will at work. The church would have to convert to the Truth in order to get water. If they refuse, send tracts telling them of the errors of thier ways. They are sinners and must be put on the right path.

[Cuban_Liberal]

9. I'd examine the conditions of your employment, and act accordingly.

:hi:

[HEyHEY]

11. So someone who doesn't do their job because of personal beliefs

Should be reprimanded or fired?

[Cuban_Liberal]

13. If the condition of their employment requires that they do X, ...

... and they refuse to do X, they should be reprimanded or fired, yes.

[meisje]

10. I'd suppose your an idiot who needs to get a life

but that's just me

[HEyHEY]

12. So that would go the same for a similiar situation I suppose?

[Lars39]

14. Take it a step further,

You and your co-worker are in a humongous ditch that collapses.
You jump clear, co-worker is trapped.
You're the only one that can reach him,
but it goes against your beliefs to actually dig in the mud.
Some posters would see nothing wrong with letting the co-worker die.