No, it means you can’t commit crimes and then claim your religion protects you.
Taking and keeping confession isn’t a crime.
When judges use “compelling state interest,” it typically means they personally disagree with a statute or constitutional amendment. It means the judge substitutes his opinion for that of the legislative process. It is evil.
“No, it means you can’t commit crimes and then claim your religion protects you.”
Really? Are you that badly misstating this case on purpose, or are you unable to comprehend simple English?