According to the First Amendment, how may Congress address the issue of religion?
A. Congress must allow citizens to practice their religion if they pay a free-exercise fee.
B. Congress cannot declare any official religion and must let citizens practice their religions freely.
C. Congress must allow religious freedom, but only among followers of Christianity.
D. Congress can establish an official religion and compel citizens to attend religious services.

Question

According to the First Amendment, how may Congress address the issue of religion?
	A. Congress must allow citizens to practice their religion if they pay a free-exercise fee.
	B. Congress cannot declare any official religion and must let citizens practice their religions freely.
	C. Congress must allow religious freedom, but only among followers of Christianity.
	D. Congress can establish an official religion and compel citizens to attend religious services.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

I would say B. There is all kinds of religions in the US, and if they tried stop it, it would be like Hitler all over again.

anonymous · Answer

I want to say A, because in our national anthem we say "one nation, under god." But We do have religious freedom, because we aren't forced in to any certain religion by the government.