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I'm not a lawyer so I'm not going to throw myself into the mix with this one. Is it different because you are employing to fulfil a certain criteria; eg, they have a job to do? Whereas a will is a totally subjective and personal choice; you're not giving money to the person who has a 'job' to do.

Thank you for your explanation PropertyInvestment.

I have seen a few wills excluding a child, not because of his or her religion, but because he/she had chosen to marry outside the religion. I didn't even know it was illegal/discriminatory or could be grounds for contesting.

Paul, I can see where you're coming from. But being gay is not a choice, whereas religion (especially those that proselytise such as Jehovah Witnesses and Roman Catholics; not so much those that do not proselytise such as Judaism) is. But if it's his money, why can't he discriminate? We...

Terry, why was it 'forced'? The father gave the children options: choose the religion or don't choose it. Isn't it his money to do with as he wishes?