Question
When might the government choose to limit the religious freedoms of an individual?
(1 point)
• when their actions are prejudiced against other religions
• when their actions impede on the safety or freedom of another
• when their actions put themselves at risk
• when their actions impact the education of children
(1 point)
• when their actions are prejudiced against other religions
• when their actions impede on the safety or freedom of another
• when their actions put themselves at risk
• when their actions impact the education of children
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The government might choose to limit the religious freedoms of an individual **when their actions impede on the safety or freedom of another**. This is generally seen in situations where religious practices may lead to harm, discrimination, or the infringement of the rights of others.