Which statement about religion in Australia is correct?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. There is no official religion, and people are free to follow any faith or none at all
- Step 1: Section 116 stops the Commonwealth from establishing a religion. Answer: No state religion. Why not the others: No faith is required, many faiths are practised, and religious schools operate.
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