Freedom of Belief. The First Amendment does not expressly speak in terms of liberty to hold such beliefs as one chooses, but in both the religion and the expression clauses, it is clear, liberty of belief is the foundation of the liberty to practice what religion one chooses and to express oneself as one chooses.Footnote 174] Id. at 594. Justice Stone alone dissented, arguing that the First Amendment religion and speech clauses forbade coercion of ''these children to express a sentiment which, as they interpret it, they do not entertain, and which violates their deepest religious convictions.'' Id. at 601.
There are 17 calories in 1 tablespoon of Red or Cayenne Pepper. Calorie breakdown: 45% fat, 42% carbs, 13% protein.
Alternatives. While margarine is often considered to be a suitable substitute for butter, it also contains about 102 calories per tablespoon. While butter contains very little sodium, margarine contains about 44 mg of sodium, but no dietary fiber. Even Smart Balance's buttery spread contains 90 calories per tablespoon and 90 g of sodium, as well. It contains no cholesterol, though, and has other nutritional points worth considering, including no trans fat.