Church and State

[das_atheist]

Lets say that a nonreligious family only has early school records of their child, and that's not enough to get a passport.

Lets say that a religious family has the same early school records as the nonreligious family, but also has religious records. Should that child be given a passport while the other child is denied a passport?

You will have to ask the government. My personal opinion would be no, neither of these cases would satisfy the burden of proof. It would take additional documentation (oh shit, I'm starting to think like them).

The question is, would there be a case where a religious record would tip the scales in favor of getting a passport? My guess is yes, otherwise they wouldn't ask for it.