The federal government may not ban the practice of religion due to which provision?

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The free exercise clause of the First Amendment explicitly prohibits the government from interfering with an individual's practice of their religion. This means that the government cannot ban the practice of religion, as it would be a violation of the First Amendment. The establishment clause prohibits the government from establishing a state religion, and the Lemon test and clear and present danger test are not directly related to the government's ability to ban the practice of religion.

The Federal Government May Not Ban the Practice of Religion