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What are benefits of living in a country where you can practice religion freely?
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∙ 13y ago
Being able to believe what you want without persecution.
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What responsibilities do people in democracie have?
They have the right to speak freely and to practice the religion of your choice.
Why the Pilgrims migrated to America?
So that they would be able to practice their religion freely
Why did the eleutheran adventures left Bermuda?
they were seeking a place to practice there religion freely
Rhode island was the first place in America where people could do what freely?
Practice their religion.
Should everyone have the right to freely practice the religion of their choice?
absolutely, positively yes
What was the first law that guaranteed a colonist the right to practice their religion freely?
The Maryland Tolerance Act
What was Pakistan designed for?
Countries are not designed but are founded with a purpose or on the basis of ideology. Pakistan was founded for Muslims of India as they didn't want to live in undivided India. Muslims got this country to practice their religion freely.
What does a new atheist insist?
"new" atheists often insist that people are free to practice their religion but warn that religion poisons one's ability to think freely.
2 examples of the Bill of Rights?
1. The freedom to freely practice a religion. 2. The right to own and use firearms.
What amendment allows people to practice their own religion?
The First Amendment of the United States Constitution allows people to practice their own religion. It includes the Free Exercise Clause, which protects the right to freely practice one's religion without government interference.
Why did the Catholics move to America to practice their religion?
The Puritans felt that they wanted a land for themselves so they could have religious freedom, so they could spread their religion freely.
What elements did all the 13 colonies have in common?
One element all the 13 colonies had in common was the ability to practice their religion freely.
