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The free exercise clause of the 1st Amendment protects the rights of all citizens to freely practice their chosen religion without retribution, condemnation, or discrimination. It is, however, not absolute, being that a person cannot practice religious beliefs that break secular laws, i.e. sacrifice, drug use.
