Irrelevant to the legal argument. Religion is specifically called out in the first amendment as something that the government cannot mess with. The courts have

Irrelevant to the legal argument. Religion is specifically called out in the first amendment as something that the government cannot mess with. The courts have consistently held that attempting to favor one religion or determine whether or not someone’s religious beliefs are sincere (and therefore worthy of protection) are a bright red line that must never be crossed. The fact that people do convert religions is irrelevant to the reasons why the religion is specifically protected.