In our case, it's the Quran and Sunnah that decides.
That is in direct contradiction with your bluster about "freedom of religion".
If there is "freedom of religion", then that means that YOU don't get to impose YOUR religious rules on the rest of us.
Now you are saying that you wish to legislate YOUR religious rules and expect everyone else, who doesn't follow your religion, to be fine with it.
So what you really mean by "freedom of religion", sounds more like "as long as it is compatible with and submissive to MY religion".
How about freedom FROM religion?
Maybe I have a religion that celebrates life by engaging in gay sex.
Maybe such a ritual is considered holy and divine and mandatory in such religion.
You claimed that you think freedom of religion is really important.... So this would mean that I would be allowed to follow my religion and engage in all the rituals, mandatory and otherwise, that come with it, yes?
Do you see the hypocracy?