In what cases is a person’s freedom limited by law?

Freedom is pretty relative. Yes, the Constitution guarantees the right to free expression of thoughts, to engage in creative activities, and to free religion. But only if the expression of this freedom will not harm other people. For example, there are different religions in the world. Not all of them belong to the generally accepted canons. If religion can harm the mental or physical health of a person, that religion is outside the law, although a person can freely express his religious views.