Milhouse: I’m positing that virtually every state has housing laws that prohibit an owner, coop or condo from prohibiting a renter or owner from engaging in religious activity in their home while allowing comparable non-religious activity.
The scenario I described would be no different than if a landlord, coop or condo promulgated a rule or bylaw allowing all prayers except Jewish prayers. Or to permit wearing any religious symbol or clothing — except yarmulkas and tzitzis. Or, for that matter, to prohibit any resident from practicing any religious activity, of any religion, in the privacy of their home.