martybegan
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In private acommodation not public accommodation; it is why the seller was required to declare whether or not they would be operating on a for-profit basis. The seller could have freely chosen to operate on a non profit basis in order to "be more religious" about her business for the public good.But the person in question is religious, and has the right to free exercise.
Where in the constitution does it mandate giving up free exercise if you want to profit?