Mia McDavid wrote: > > H.T. wrote: > > > > Perhaps it is easier for some to ignore than others. I have had problems > ignoring it and I live in So. Cal. which I would believe by comparison to > Texas is very liberal in its religious views. > > > > It may be that in California people are more addicted to oversharing. > I've been in offices in the midwest where by and large, people did not > pry into one another's religious beliefs. > People do not, normally, pry into other people's beliefs in Toronto. Some people may have icons or the like at their desks. I know that one of my co-workers is an atheist, one is an Anglican, and one is some sort of protestant Christian -- this is through casual remarks about what they were doing or not doing (e.g. at Christmas). I have no idea at all regarding the rest of my workplace. For all practical purposes it is entirely possible to ignore people's religious beliefs, or the lack of them. -- James Burbidge jamesandmary.burbidge at sympatico.ca