Difference between revisions of "Freedom of religion"

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Freedom of religion is the liberty to choose one's religion, and practice it without government interference. Freedom of religion is a right in America under the Free Exercise clause of the United States Constitution.

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−	'''Freedom of religion''' is the [[liberty]] to choose one's [[religion]]~~, or lack thereof~~, and practice it without government interference. Freedom of religion is a [[right]] in America under the [[Free Exercise clause]] of the [[United States Constitution]].	+	'''Freedom of religion''' is the [[liberty]] to choose one's [[religion]], and practice it without government interference. Freedom of religion is a [[right]] in America under the [[Free Exercise clause]] of the [[United States Constitution]].