It's very grey. Especially when it comes to newer religions. The LDS Church, for instance, was forced to give up polygamy before Utah could enter the union. The Scientologists have been very forceful at defending their faith. The Satanic Temple have done a good job of pushing back against localities which have tried to privilege the Abrahamic religions.
On the other hand, you have cases like the Native American Church which are allowed to use peyote as a sacrament, whereas other religions are not.
> You're free to exercise religion, not make things up and pretend like your private opinions are religiously imposed on you.
Isn't that how all religions start though? Someone claims to have received a message from the gods, and then converts others.
On the other hand, you have cases like the Native American Church which are allowed to use peyote as a sacrament, whereas other religions are not.
> You're free to exercise religion, not make things up and pretend like your private opinions are religiously imposed on you.
Isn't that how all religions start though? Someone claims to have received a message from the gods, and then converts others.