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How does the Supreme Court generally treat religious beliefs?
How does the Supreme Court generally treat religious beliefs?
- It requires extensive evidence to prove the sincerity of religious beliefs
- It dismisses all religious beliefs as insincere
- It presumes a religious belief is sincere, regardless of how ridiculous it might seem (correct)
- It tends to question the sincerity of religious beliefs
What is the Supreme Court's definition of religion according to the text?
What is the Supreme Court's definition of religion according to the text?
- Any set of beliefs, whether political, philosophical, or moral
- Belief in a 'Supreme Being' without any additional requirements
- Belief in a 'Supreme Being' or a God, with a moral code, associational ties, and sincerity of belief (correct)
- Belief in any higher power, without the need for a moral code or associational ties
What does the Establishment Clause ensure according to the text?
What does the Establishment Clause ensure according to the text?
- Individuals will be required to adhere to a particular religion
- The government will promote and support a specific religion
- Individuals will not be subjected to governmental interference or influence in religious matters (correct)
- The government will actively participate in religious activities
What does the Establishment Clause go beyond?
What does the Establishment Clause go beyond?
What is the purpose of the 4-part test mentioned in the text?
What is the purpose of the 4-part test mentioned in the text?
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