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Region: The Order of the Grey Wardens

Amu-daria confederacy

Izhtat wrote:Ritual cannibalism here refers to post-mortem cannibalism, as pre-mortem cannibalism would cause positive harm to individuals, but post-mortem arguably would not.

If states want to regularise any religious practice that involves deceased humans then they can regulate that though their local laws.

Izhtat wrote:While this may seem appealing at face value, I'm not sure it holds up. For example, do you support any regulations to protect endangered wildlife? Based on what you said about endangered species, it seems you would, but that doesn't harm citizens, yet the state would still be getting involved.

However religious freedoms are fundamental rights and by having no law on this we offer room for doubt to prosecute basic religious practices. Once a law is in place it can be analysed and ammended

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