London 2012: How do the Olympics handle religion?

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10. If it's so few then there is no need to make special arrangements is there?

FWIW, I've known a couple of Christians who held to the "keep the Sabbath day holy"
doctrine to the extent that not only would they not take part in any sport (as in the
famous case in the 1924 London olympics) but neither would they take part in the
dress rehearsal for amateur operatics society shows (when we opened on a Monday,
the dress rehearsal was on a Sunday but they would always politely send their
apologies right at the start that they couldn't take part in any Sunday rehearsals).

Again, as I mentioned earlier, the majority of believers and non-believers are sufficiently
flexible in their interpretation of "rules" that scheduling a sports event on a nominal
"holy" day isn't going to be an issue so it brings it back to my original point: leave it
as a personal, individual choice (as all such decisions should be) and don't cause a
mess for everyone by trying to enforce & special case all *potential* conflicts.