Freedom of religion is not freedom from religion, and the state should actively encourage citizens to have a religion (out of Evangelical Christianity, devout Catholicism, Mormonism, Orthodox Christianity, Orthodox/Hasidic Judaism, and Islam- maybe there are one or two more that I am not familiar with that would do the same social good). For cultural and societal reasons, we should have a vested interest in virtually everyone practicing one of those religions. Other religions and secularism should not be illegal, but they should be highly discouraged verbally by our leaders.
Now, I would encourage everyone to convert to Christianity as a matter of faith, but for societal benefit, any faithful Abrahamic religion provides a solid moral code, and it is more important (not spiritually, but for stopping our moral decay) that people have a religion than which religion.
What a terrifying society that flies in the face of the Constitution.
Pretty ripe for abuse too. Amazing how religion is now being widely weaponized to enable discriminatory business practices. I don't even get the issue here. It's not like as part of the business transaction, they are required to perform sodomy or get gay married. They just don't "approve" and they are trying to use religion as an excuse.
