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The free exercise clause prevents governments from having an official religion (thus
giving all religions a chance to flourish), while the establishment clause clearly
empowers individuals to practice as they wish.
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Final answer:

The establishment clause prevents official state religions, while the free exercise clause ensures individual religious freedom.


Explanation:

The establishment clause prevents governments from having an official religion, thereby allowing all religions to flourish. The free exercise clause empowers individuals to practice their religion freely. These clauses work together to protect religious liberty from different angles, ensuring a separation of church and state.


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