Today, the Core of the Free Exercise Clause Is That

question 50

Multiple Choice

Today, the core of the free exercise clause is that

• A) religious actions are protected against government interference, but religious beliefs are not absolutely protected.
• B) free exercise is protected against the federal government, but it has not been extended against the states.
• C) the clause requires a wall of separation between church and state under which government must take a position of neutrality.
• D) government may not interfere with religious beliefs, but religious actions are not absolutely protected.
• E) None of the above

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