The second clause, the Free Exercise Clause ("or prohibiting the free exercise thereof"), keeps government from interfering with religious practice absent some paramount governmental interest such as peace, safety, or public health and welfare.
(It matters for this discussion that the word pramāṇa is equivocal, alternately referring to reliable doxastic practices, and to episodes of veridical cognition such as result from the exercise thereof).
It's also intimately tied to religious practice, which means that by prohibiting polygamy, we might also be undermining the "free exercise thereof".
This took an age to be converted into practice but from it emerged the first amendment of the US constitution: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof".
This is a very low proportion considering the fact that currently about 14% of all physicians in Germany work in general practice and, thereof, about 25% are over 60 years [ 4].
Although it is a technique used in clinical practice the use thereof in the literature could only be identified in a case report of a patient with cervical radiculopathy [ 34].
Particularly in the last year, the national conversation around sexual best practices (and violations thereof) has taken center stage.
One difficulty was the fact that, despite my sexual practices (or lack thereof), I am a guy.
Though the medico-physical consequences of FGC are increasingly documented in international literature, the complex nature of the socio-cultural effects associated with these practices or lack thereof require further discussion, especially when anchored within the intricate trajectory of integration into a new society.
Provision of health and medication education associated with Ramadan is a vehicle for such expansion of pharmacist scope of practice and patient expectations thereof.
