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11 September, 03:11

What clause in the First Amendment states that no government can compel us to accept any creed or to deny us any right because of what we do or do not believe?

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  1. 11 September, 06:12
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    free exercise clause.

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    The First Amendment free-exercise clause of the Constitution of the United States of America barred Congress to make any laws that limit the free exercise of religion. However, it is subject to the interpretation of the Supreme court in some cases such as human sacrifice is not justified under this clause even if some religion required it. The free-exercise provision refers to the right to practice one's religion openly.
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