I was applying for a job and these were some of the things they asked
-required me to confirm that I believe in a list of religious beliefs
-the name of the church I attend regularly
-how long I've attended that church
-description of my involvement at said church
-state anything I may have done that would go against their beliefs
They never specifically asked me if I was religious or which religion I identify as, but the questions were obviously written to get that answer.
For context, the role I was applying to was a software development role, so the job wouldn't require me to do any religious activities.
For even more context, its a company who's parent company is a pretty large church. Technically, I think this gives them exception in the US to ask these questions, but also I am not legally required to tell the truth on a job application. Maybe I'm an asshole, but I don't care haha.