No, it is against Federal Law
Rephrase ze question, it is poorly stated
bill of rights A+
freedom of religion freedom of expression and freedom of speech
Not in the U.S., there is freedom from religion in the U.S.
Article VI, Section III. It prohibits any religious test being applied for entrance to holding a federal office. The view of US government religious neutrality is further buttressed by the First Amendment, which forbids the establishment of religion.
In Australia (as it stands at the moment) people are free to practise any spirituality, religion, philosophy, etc they choose to, as long as it does not restrict or violate the state or federal law. The terms spirituality, religion and philosophy covers Religion, Non-Religion, New Age Religions and other spirituality and philosophies such as Scientology. It is impossible to have a fair and reasonable society if there is no freedom of religion or for that matter if religion plays a part in the government of a nation. To this end the constitution of Australia guarantees freedom of religion or no religion.
The federal restrictions on religion overruled state religious preferences.
The federal restrictions on religion overruled state religious preferences.
It is prohibited by law according to the Federal Trade Commission.
Federal policies about religion anaad enthicity have not changes since 1972. Employers and landlords must give no weight to religion or ethnicity in decisions.
Yes they do. Good Friday is based off of religion not federal, therefore they operate on good Friday.