Os desafios da proteção à liberdade religiosa do Sabadista no exercício da profissão militar

Abstract

This dissertation was developed in search of understanding the possibility of differentiated restrictions on the religious freedom of Sabadista military personnel based on the constitutional missions of the Armed Forces. Given clear constitutional principles and rules that protect conscientious objectors for philosophical or religious reasons from compulsory military service, this research arises from the need to understand how the religious freedom of those who serve in the Armed Forces voluntarily is protected. How to protect the personal dignity of those who already follow Sabadist dogmas, volunteers to carry out military service or those soldiers who, after joining the ranks of the armed forces, convert to one of the Sabadist religions. Sabbathism, in addition to being originally followed by Judaism, is a dogma adopted by some evangelical churches that fundamentally observe Saturday as a day of rest, in accordance with the biblical precept in the book of Exodus, chapter 28, verse 8. The aim of this research is demonstrate whether it is possible to formally implement the duty of reasonable accommodation in military activity, thus reducing practices of religious intolerance.