I think Northern Californians are more "spiritual," while SoCalers, are more "religious."

Then again I always went to a private RC boarding school, so have no problem with the quasi-religious aspect of it.

@David SmitI see that example as 20,500 families who now have a safe warm comfortable place to stay that mIght otherwise have no where eIse to go maybe they couldn’t qualify for homeownership maybe it is out if their own desire but it is a service ,a needed service .As a religious fella,I think of the richest man in the Bible ,Solomon .he had amassed extreme wealth over all people of that tIme .. he had thousands and thousands of oxen goats camels .

Just as a military order is invalid if it's unlawful or unconstitutional.That is not to say you won't get arrested or face a court martial.In the history of our country many sheriffs have disobeyed or didn't enforce laws they believed to be unconstitutional.Alas though our union is imperfect and in the quest for power politicians do pass and enact laws they know or should know won't pass constitutional muster.I heard a talk show host ask the Governor of New Jersey why he thought he had the power to make religious services unlawful.

I am not religious but feel I must be some how cursed. 

I read all his post and studied them religiously.

Largely based on his religious beliefs.

There are special provisions for associations, religious groups, etc. but you don't need to go there.Just advertise to the military.

But I saw all these very religious women hanging on to every word TT says, and a heck of a lot of Amen's.

The only place a Service dog has NO rights is RELIGIOUS PLACES.