Which means, if I have money, and a grocery store or deli has a ham sandwich, they will sell it to me. If I have less money, I can buy ham and bread and make a ham sandwich, or if I am fortunate enough to live in a rural location where I can raise pigs, I can raise pigs, slaughter them, and make my own ham.
It does not mean that my employer, whether or not said employer has a religious aversion to ham, has the obligation to provide me ham. If they chose to provide me with a free lunch, and they chose to provide tuna, which I might have a religious objection to (who knows, my faith might still be evolving), they do not have an obligation to provide me a substitute.
The government absolutely does not have the right to force my employers to provide me with a free ham sandwich, or force their caterer to do so as a cost of doing business.
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