Freedom of religion protects the right to hold religious beliefs, practice religion, and be free from government-established religion. This includes both the Establishment Clause and Free Exercise Clause.
Freedom of religion ensures religious liberty and prevents government from favoring or discriminating against particular religions, maintaining separation of church and state.
Freedom of religion doesn't mean freedom from all religion-related laws—neutral laws that affect all religions equally are constitutional.
Freedom of religion ensures religious liberty and prevents government from favoring or discriminating against particular religions, maintaining separation of church and state.
Freedom of religion doesn't mean freedom from all religion-related laws—neutral laws that affect all religions equally are constitutional.