B. A religious organization that successfully asserts a claim or defense under this article against state government may recover:
1. Declaratory relief.
2. Injunctive relief.
3. Compensatory damages.
4. Reasonable attorney fees and costs.
5. Any other appropriate relief.
C. A religious organization that successfully asserts a claim or defense under this article against a private person not acting in an official capacity may recover only declaratory relief and injunctive relief.
D. Sovereign and governmental immunities to suit and from liability are waived and abolished to the extent of liability established by this article, and a religious organization may sue state government, except state courts, for damages allowed by subsection B of this section.