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'Religious liberty' includes the freedom of communities to impose their own moral judgments & social norms. 'Equal protection under the law' means everyone must be immune to those judgments & norms. There is no credible way to reconcile these conflicting principles. Never was.
PS 'freedom of religion' also means 'freedom on conscience' for atheists, & for anyone who wants to form _any_ kind of morally cohesive community.
Sing it! I really wish this amendment was simply 'freedom of conscience'.
In general it means people who share strong opinions with a large group of people and who are willing to suffer serious harms to in order to act on those opinions. This is why you get an "exemption," because enforcing law in this situation will often do more harm than good.
If you don't have a large group, no motive for exemption, because harm to law will likely be worse than harm to those few people. If you aren't willing to suffer for your opinions, no motive for exemption, since enforcing law will not cause any special harm.
American jurisprudence is so convoluted that it makes a poor model for moral reasoning.
Two good things about the Amish: 1. Devout but mind their own business 2. Low carbon footprint
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