Today, the Core of the Free Exercise Clause Is That

Today, the core of the free exercise clause is that

A) religious actions are protected against government interference, but religious beliefs are not absolutely protected.
B) free exercise is protected against the federal government, but it has not been extended against the states.
C) the clause requires a wall of separation between church and state under which government must take a position of neutrality.
D) government may not interfere with religious beliefs, but religious actions are not absolutely protected.
E) None of the above