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Being open to what other people practice

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What if a religion forced its members to do something against their will? What if children are being hurt? Should the government get involved to help those people? Does this take away their religious freedom?)

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What if a religion forced its members to do something against their will? What if children are being hurt? Should the government get involved to help those people? Does this take away their religious freedom?)

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Do not force your religion upon them and don't belittle their religion

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Not to infringe upon anyone else beliefs or religion

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Give all religions the same opportunities.

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We can't break state or federal laws

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When the religious practice puts others in danger. Child Bride, human sacrifice or torture, etc.

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Not forcing others to believe what I believe. Being open to what others have to say and what they practice.

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Yes if it results in a crime such as beatings.

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The law... But IDK

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If it puts others in physical or psychological danger or breaks the law.

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The law as long as human rights are maintained.

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We can't be forced or discriminated against.  As long as we are not breaking the law

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Law should win if it does not infringe on someone's free exercise of religion and/or not dangerous/against the law

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The law because everyone should abide by the laws.

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Guarantees that rights are universal rather than based on religion.

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It guarantees us the right to practice the religion of our choice.

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Guarantees that rights are universal rather than based on religion.