Yes I think many would be interested to see posts. Being in the UK which is very different, it is always of interest to hear about all aspects of the other side of the pond.

In the UK there is an embedded state religion. The church of England (C of E) and the church of Scotland. As well as having representatives in the house of lords the C of E & C of S also have ecclesiastic courts, as enshrined in Magna Carta. Where miscreants in the clergy may be tried for such crimes as adultery. Some provision has been made in law for other religions. An exception for Sikhs in wearing motorcycle helmets etc. Also, there is a provision to defer to Judaic courts in some property cases. But an attempt to the same in regard to sharia law created such a media backlash that it was dropped.
In regard to freedom of speech, the UK was forced to repeal its blasphemous libel laws. These had not been used for centuries until a case was successfully brought against a magazine "Gay news" in the 1980s. It published a poem about Christ fantasizing about gay sex on the cross. The subsequent case drove the publication out of business. However, religious leaders did not look so smug when the Salmond Rushdie "Satanic Verses" affair broke out. Muslim clerics put forward the case that what was sauce for the goose... and that the law should be even-handed.
In regard to discrimination on religious grounds eg. refusal to make a gay wedding cake or let a room. The courts have sided against religious beliefs If it means discriminating against someone due to their sexual orientation. This may be because they fear being overturned in the Europian court of human rights.

In the U.S., the dominant religions are the best fed, best clothed, etc. and dissenters naturally err because their culture is different. In many spheres they really only want one culture, and that is the culture that was already established, that is being lead by inclinations, nonsense, gibberish, coercion , environmental threats, etc. ...it's a mess and even those in the highest positions are awash in it. They literally contend with powers who believe that improvements to organizations are not doable, or they will not work. It's a perfect example of over-extension of power. -D.Z.