3)(a)Torcaso v. Watkins – Cannot deny rights to an atheist because of a religious test
(b)Wisconsin v. Yoder – Religious practice does not require belief in a supreme being.
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2) A religion only requires a false promise of freedom from the laws of the universe in exchange for mindfulness (neural economy).
http://naturallawinstitute.com/a-religion-doesnt-require-the-supernatural/
(See my work on the abrahamic method of deceit for the technical means by which social construction of such deceits are made)
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