The Supreme Court acts on the premise that although people are free to believe what they want, they are not always free to act on their religious beliefs.

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The Supreme Court has ruled on a number of cases that although people have the right to believe and practice their own religion, they are not always allowed to act on those beliefs if they conflict with other laws or public policies. This is because the government has a compelling interest in protecting the rights and well-being of all individuals, regardless of their religious beliefs.

The Supreme Court Acts on the Premise That Although People