How should americans of religious faith balance their convictions and their obedience to government authority?

Americans with religious conviction should balance it with obedience to the government by adherence to the legislation that are made from day to day.

Explanation:

Depending on the situation, the government allows freedom and at some poses some restrictions to the religious activities in a bid to safeguard the citizens and enhance peace.

religion does not occupy a special place in the American state thus it is mandatory for the citizen with different religious conviction and belief to stick to what the government requires.

some laws are legal but again they  might be unethical. in this situation, or even scenario, the citizens with religious convictions should simply abide by the law and fully fulfill their obligation which is obeying the laws.

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