(Educational – Not Law)

No. It protects private faith and worship while stopping government from enforcing religious law or ideology as civil law.
No. Private, voluntary prayer is fully protected. Only government-led or government-enforced devotion is prohibited.
Yes—no one may demand that government apply religious law to public accommodations or public services. Government must remain neutral.
Yes. It protects conscience-based refusal to ideological or medical coercion by government.
No. It relies on existing law and civil remedies only.
No. It applies equally to all religions and ideologies. Neutrality protects everyone.
It stops coercion from both directions:
– no religious law imposed by government, and
– no ideology imposed on the People.