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@emilytimes5 @EvilMopacATX That’s different. It’s in the constitution (that the government can’t prohibit free exercise of religion), which was your question.

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  1. kraft
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    @emilytimes5 @EvilMopacATX The interpretation of that is the question. Between Reynolds and Yoder case law, it’s pretty safe in my mind to say that a court won’t strike down a pandemic order since there is a very compelling government interest, but that’s why you’d take this to court if you disagree.

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