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Religious Freedom Act

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Yes, but this is entirely circumstantial. As long as it goes about respectfully and amicably, businesses have the right…

A private business should not be forced to comply with demands that offend their person, religious beliefs or their inte…

I don’t agree with refusing service for this reason but the government shouldn’t have their nose where it doesn’t belong

Yes, but only if the religious belief in question is unrelated to demographic characteristics (i.e. sexuality, race, gen…

Yes, as long as the business is not denying service on the basis of a gender or racial minority status

Yes, any SMALL business should be able to deny service that violate their religious/moral beliefs. Large commercial busi…

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