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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsIt is unconstitutionally to place any
religion ABOVE the rights of individuals!
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It is unconstitutionally to place any (Original Post)
Cartaphelius
Oct 2020
OP
That's actually not accurate, since the free exercise of religion IS the right of each individual
Ms. Toad
Oct 2020
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msongs
(67,441 posts)1. not if your religion wants to send all non believers to hell ASAP nt
Ms. Toad
(34,087 posts)2. That's actually not accurate, since the free exercise of religion IS the right of each individual
And that right is one of the most significant rights Americans have - on parallel with the right to free speech.
The question is how to reconcile competing rights when they butt heads. Conservatives, generally, would draw those lines differently from liberals.
Karadeniz
(22,572 posts)3. Freedom of religion protects the populace so that individuals can practice their personal beliefs.
If a religion seeks to force its beliefs into law, then only those beliefs are expressed, but other beliefs become illegal. Not good.
Cartaphelius
(868 posts)4. To protect their right
to pass laws that are allow them that advances their
religious beliefs even if the said belief infringes on my
constitutional rights?
I don't think so.
https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/367/488