What does the Right to Freedom of Religion allow?

Correct answer: Professing and practising one's faith

Direct answer: B is correct. Freedom of religion means that a person may hold, profess, and practise a faith according to conscience, subject to the Constitution and lawful limits. It also supports the ability to respect people who follow different beliefs. B is correct because it describes an individual’s freedom to have and practise religious faith. A is wrong because making one religion compulsory denies freedom of conscience and equal treatment. C is wrong because one person’s freedom does not include preventing others from exercising theirs. D is wrong because closing all religious places would remove, rather than protect, religious practice. Religious freedom is not permission to harm others or violate public order, health, or morality. Memory cue: “my faith is protected, and your faith is respected.”