Lucinda Was a Christian Scientist,while Paulette,her Colleague,was a Born Again

question 10

Multiple Choice

Lucinda was a Christian Scientist,while Paulette,her colleague,was a born again Christian.Paulette left a flyer for her church on Lucinda's desk,emailed Bible verses to Lucinda,and invited her to church service every Sunday,telling her that she should go to a real church.Lucinda asked Paulette to stop,but Paulette responded that her religion required her to save lost souls.Lucinda complained to her supervisor about Paulette's harassment.Which of the following statements is most likely to be true in this case?

• A) Paulette's actions do not constitute religious harassment as they are not based on an evil motive.
• B) Paulette's actions constitute religious harassment as Paulette's behavior was severe or pervasive, and Paulette did not stop even after Lucinda's request to do so.
• C) Paulette's actions do not constitute religious harassment as Paulette's First Amendment right to freedom of religion is superior to Lucinda's claim under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
• D) Paulette's actions constitute religious harassment because sensitive religious matters can never be discussed at work.

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