Should religious people be banned from serving on juries?

[Former President tack50]

I bet all those Nigerians are converting to Christianity because r/atheism is super cringe.

It's not even like they are actively converting to Christianity even, but rather the fact that countries in Africa have ridiculously high birth rates. In fact if anything Christianity in Nigeria is slowly but steadily losing ground to islam since the muslim Nigerians have even higher birth rates.

[Former President tack50]

Anyways, the obvious answer to this question is a resounding No. I could concievably think of some circumstances where religious people should be banned from juries at least partially (ie make sure the jury isn't all religious).

Thinking for example of someone accused of blasphemy, or perhaps in countries with big religious tensions, someone murdering someone else from a different religion should get some sort of mixed jury (much like how all-white juries are to be avoided in cases of police brutality)