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	<title>Should I lie about being an atheist in order to get a job?</title>
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	<description>Should I lie about being an atheist in order to get a job? Is it okay to lie about your religion for the purpose of getting a job? I suspect it might be, in the same way I suspect that it is acceptable to lie about your sexual orientation when you know you will face discrimination. But I&apos;m wondering if anyone has a good argument against &quot;the religious closet.&quot; I&apos;m particularly interested in: a. possible consequences if discovered, and b. strategies for justifying the lie to myself. In other words, will I open myself to a lawsuit of some sort, and am I going to be able to live with my lie?</description>
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