The Religious Freedom Restoration Act, Passed by Congress in 1993

The Religious Freedom Restoration Act, passed by Congress in 1993, was an attempt to

A) recognize Judeo-Christianity as the unofficial religion of the United States.
B) give more protection to religious freedoms than the Supreme Court allowed.
C) establish a federal school voucher program.
D) permit prayer in public schools.
E) limit the kinds of religious ceremonies that nonmainstream religious organizations conducted at their services.