Freedom of religion is not only the right to worship in private, but it is also the right to publicly exercise our religion without fear of government interference.
Jim Jordan: “Freedom of religion is not only the right to worship in private, but it is also the right to publicly exercise our…”
On the recordJuly 11, 2016
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Jordan asserts that religious freedom includes public expression without government interference.
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