A "Religious Exemption" refers to the legal allowance for individuals or groups to be excused from certain laws or regulations based on their religious beliefs. This can apply to various areas, such as vaccination requirements, employment laws, or educational mandates. The goal is to respect and protect the freedom of individuals to practice their faith without interference from government policies. In many countries, including the United States, religious exemptions are often granted when a person's beliefs conflict with specific legal obligations. However, the criteria for these exemptions can vary widely, and individuals may need to provide evidence of their beliefs to qualify.