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Lets say at a Christian church there is this pastor who is preaching against homosexuality, talking about homosexuality being bad as Christian pastors often like to do. Now, there are some people who will get really offended by that. So lets say there's somebody in the church who gets really offended by the pastor preaching against homosexuality and so he slugs the pastor and in court he says it was over a religious debate. Now Im only using homosexuality as an example here because it is one of those things that some religions are very much against and its also one of those things that some people will get really offended about if you say it's bad. It could be any kind of religious debate. The point is, how would saying it was over a religious debate work for you in court if you were to try to use it as a justification for slugging somebody?