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The First Amendment states that there will be no governing body of the Congress which will decide whether a particular American citizen will follow or adhere to a particular religion or not. Therefore, the United States of America will never be a nationalist state or a state with a strict religion to be followed by the citizens. Also, the Congress will not be responsible or liable for establishing any particular religion and not showing respect towards the establishment of a particular religion. This simply implies that there would not be any religious discrimination of any American citizen along with no curbing or prohibition of any American citizen to follow or practice a particular religion.