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Yes, you can, if it supports a secular purpose.
Like murder. Using a religious rational to justify an objection to murder is valid if reducing murder serves a secular purpose.
The same is true of theft. The same is true of adultery. etc, etc, ad nausium.
Religion isn't justifiable excuse. Everything is based on the rights of the individual. Not religious arguments which can change between gods and people.
Adultery, BTW, is not illegal.