The Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993 Overturned the Supreme

The Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993 overturned the Supreme Court ruling in Employment Division v. Smith by saying that:

A) Laws may not restrict the exercise of religion unless they further some compelling government interest.
B) No laws may be passed that favor Native American worship over other religions.
C) The right to use hallucinogenic drugs in worship is guaranteed to all citizens.
D) Laws may restrict the exercise of religion if the restriction is only an unintended result of an otherwise valid limitation.