Religious Freedom Restoration Act

randall530
Jun 18, 2023
1 min read

Our use of magic mushrooms as an entheogenic sacrament is protected by the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. We reject the notion that the use of magic mushrooms is a medical treatment as presumed by Colorado's Natural Medicine Health Act, but appreciate acknowledgement that mushrooms are used for spiritual purposes as reflected in the general decriminalization provisions in the NMHA.

The Religious Freedom Restoration Act is very short, and worth a read. It can be found here:

Though I may disagree with Greg Lake on theological matters, he has authored an excellent book titled The Law of Entheogenic Churches in the United States that may be purchased on Amazon.com.

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