Exemption Letter
Due to the incredible amount of people asking for my religious exemption letter (yes, I'm well aware that my Christian religion exempts me from all sorts of tyrannical nonsense), I thought it would be prudent to put it up here on the blog so folks can use it as a point of reference should they choose to do so. Please note that since we care an awful lot about pronouns these days, you'll want to make sure you change those throughout as well. If you have any questions, feel free to let me know! To Whom It May Concern, My name is Rev. Dr. Jason Garwood and I am writing today on behalf of FIRST AND LAST NAME to advocate for him [OR HER] as I understand you may require a religious exemption letter from a religious leader. As an
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