If they take their lessons to heart, so much the better. At the very least, we certainly don't make it any worse. While there have been widely publicized cases of jail and prison inmates demanding special privileges to accommodate their religious practices, God Pod residents voluntarily sacrifice some of the basics. Smoking is restricted to a separate recreation yard, and attendance at the three daily worship services is compulsory. There are Bible-based lessons about family duties, finances and personal responsibility.
Every inmate keeps a Bible handy for quick reference.
The common jailhouse preoccupation with legal cases and trial dates is frowned upon. Incarceration is to be viewed not as a burden, but as a quiet opportunity for spiritual introspection. Bragging is considered uncool. In the God Pod, if you want to show off, you show off your memory for Bible verses. Architecture and design make the residential religious cellblock possible.