it is acceptable when your religious practices hurt someone else.
for example, it goes against some religions to get vaccinations, but you have to have them to be able to go to school.
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As far as the United States are concerned, you'd probably have to amend the Constitution.
The First Amendment guarantees the right to worship whoever you like. Therefore, you'd need a motion to pass through Congress with a two-thirds majority in each house asking the Constitution be changed.
But there's no chance that'll happen anytime soon, as religious freedom is considered in Western society as a fundamental right.
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A government would, andshould, restrict religious practices when they harm others or break laws in place to protect moral codes that society regards as desirable. A cult would not be permitted to perform human sacrifices on religious grounds. Polygamy is also prohibited in most countries.
Where there is insufficient separation between religion and state, some governments may restrict the practices of minority religions. For example, church bells have been disallowed in some Middle Eastern countries.
The government is only supposed to restrict religious practices when it violate someone else's rights. Otherwise, people are free to worship as they please.
When it interferes with the rights of others.
The Government can limit religious practices if the practices are harmful to others.
It was made illegal in 1970. The federal government does restrict its use in a religious ceremony but state governments can restrict it.
The government may require a religious group to have a permit to parade that religion. The Federal Government may draft those who have religious objections to military service. Organizations that enlist children to sell religious literature to obey child labor laws.
free exercise clause
how do you show respect for the religious practices of different religious sect
they sacrificed people as one of their main religious practices
The connection between warfare and religious practices was that warriors (who did warfare) fought fiercely to capture victims for religious sacrifices in religious cermonies
In certain cases government can limit the way you practice your religious beliefs because the U.S. supreme court has ruled that certain religious practices may be forbidden without violating constitutional rights.
They mean to follow religious customs
what was the body of rules and regulations governing religious practices such as marriage
sacrefices
Given the great variety of religious practices, and the great variety of people who engage in those practices, and the great variety of interpretations which that great variety of people make about the great variety of religious practices that they practice, the answer is, it can mean just about anything.