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as a specific bulwark against [ the ] potential abuses of governmental power(passive) was ... designedThe Establishment Clause
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to prohibit the Establishment of a national religion or a national church(passive) was designedThe Establishment Clause
to prevent an established religion like England 's(passive) was designedThe Establishment Clause
to keep the government out of religion , i.e. to prevent the establishment of a state religion(passive) actually ... is designedThe establishment clause
to prevent the government from creating a national religion(passive) was designedThe establishment clause
that " this core set of beliefs " -- i.e. , this " true religion " -- led the Foundersto createthe establishment clause
to prevent the government from declaring and enforcing a national religion(passive) was designedThe Establishment clause
to prevent the government from imposing religion upon us(passive) is designedThe Establishment Clause
to prevent a national religion(passive) was createdThe Establishment Clause
to limit government ’s power , not to increase it(passive) was createdThe establishment clause
in an effort to restrict the national government from imposing any particular religion on the country(passive) was createdThe Establishment clause
a big enough impact on peopleto triggerthe Establishment Clause
to ensure that government remain neutral among religions and not favor one religion over another(passive) was designedThe establishment clause
to stop the government from imposing a religion on the populace , as the King of England was forcing all of his subjects to be Protestant(passive) was designedThe establishment clause
to prevent the federal government from establishing a national religion and thus to let states do as they please regarding religion(passive) was designedThe establishment clause
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to avoid conflict between the individual states regarding religion(passive) was createdThe establishment clause
to prevent the government from discriminating against people of a particular faith , or lack thereof(passive) was designedThe establishment clause
to prevent the federal government from creating a national church , such as the Church of England(passive) was createdThe establishment clause
so our government would not establish an official governmental church , such as the Church of England(passive) was createdThe establishment clause
to stop the ... Government from asserting a preference for one religious denomination or sect over others(passive) was ... designedThe [ Establishment ] Clause
to prevent the establishment of religion , not any public acknowledgement of religion , or even education about religion(passive) was designedThe Establishment clause
when the states had multiple establishments-(passive) was createdThe establishment clause
the constitutional depiction of the relations between Church and State ... the Federal Constitutionsetup the ' establishment clause
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This assertionleads irresistablyto the Establishment Clause
specifically as a means of preventing such in order to ensure the religious freedom of the individual.17(passive) was createdThe Establishment Clause
The gist of the unanimous opinionpreventsThe Establishment Clause
forth ... the United States Supreme Court in Lemon v. Kurtzmann ... 403 US 602 , 612 - 613 ( 1971(passive) was set ... bythe Establishment Clause
in 1947(passive) was createdThe Establishment Clause
to prohibit coercion(passive) was designedThe Establishment Clause
to prevent a Church of England in America , not to forbid any mention of Christianity by political entities(passive) was designedThe Establishment Clause
The issue here ... the American religious experienceledto the Establishment Clause
to secure the religious liberties of those people who did not belong to whatever denomination might have become the national church(passive) was designedThe establishment clause
the prisonsettingthe establishment clause
to prevent that and provide the freedom to people to worship as they please in whatever denomination they please(passive) was designedThe establishment clause
ONLY on a federal level(passive) was createdThe establishment clause
to preclude(passive) was designedEstablishment Clause
to protect the freedoms of all religions – INCLUDING CHRISTIANITY(passive) is designedThe Establishment Clause
a “ wall of separation ” between church and state and , thereforecreatesa “ wall of separation ” between church and state and , therefore
a “ wall of separation ” between church and state accordingcreateda “ wall of separation ” between church and state according
what has come to be known as " a wall of separation between church and statecreateswhat has come to be known as " a wall of separation between church and state
the basis for separation of church and statecreatesthe basis for separation of church and state
your concept of separation of church and statecreatesyour concept of separation of church and state
the Government from appointing ministers ... and the Free Exercise Clause prevents it from interfering with the freedom of religious groups to select their ownpreventsthe Government from appointing ministers ... and the Free Exercise Clause prevents it from interfering with the freedom of religious groups to select their own
the government from favoring one religion over another or nonbelieverspreventsthe government from favoring one religion over another or nonbelievers
any part of the governmentpreventsany part of the government
Government fundsmay preventGovernment funds
the Government from “ appointing ministers ... while the Free Exercise Clause forbids it “ from interfering with the freedom of religious groups to select their ownpreventsthe Government from “ appointing ministers ... while the Free Exercise Clause forbids it “ from interfering with the freedom of religious groups to select their own
the federal government and state governmentspreventsthe federal government and state governments
a separation between church and state ... and prevents the creation of an official state religioncreatesa separation between church and state ... and prevents the creation of an official state religion
a “ separation between Church and State ... and which bans God and religion from the public squarecreatesa “ separation between Church and State ... and which bans God and religion from the public square
the Government from appointing ministers ... and the Free Exercise Clause prevents ministers from interfering with the freedom of religious groups to select their ownpreventsthe Government from appointing ministers ... and the Free Exercise Clause prevents ministers from interfering with the freedom of religious groups to select their own
to prevent government favoritismis designedto prevent government favoritism
the government from establishing a state church ... but not from publicly acknowledging a God ( or even Godspreventsthe government from establishing a state church ... but not from publicly acknowledging a God ( or even Gods
not as an " absolute separation " of church and state ... but as a way to " minimize social conflict based on religionwas designednot as an " absolute separation " of church and state ... but as a way to " minimize social conflict based on religion
a “ wall of separation ” between church and state and that this means that , at the very least , no “ tax in any amount , large or small , can be levied to support any religious activities or institutions , whatever they may be called , or whatever form they may adopt to teach or practice religiondoes createa “ wall of separation ” between church and state and that this means that , at the very least , no “ tax in any amount , large or small , can be levied to support any religious activities or institutions , whatever they may be called , or whatever form they may adopt to teach or practice religion
the government from the establishment clausepreventsthe government from the establishment clause
government intervention with religionpreventsgovernment intervention with religion
to ensure that government be secularwas createdto ensure that government be secular
to keep all religion out of governmentis designedto keep all religion out of government
government preference for any and all religionspreventinggovernment preference for any and all religions
the government from advancing religionpreventsthe government from advancing religion
the government from establishing a single state religionpreventsthe government from establishing a single state religion
the government from establishing a state sponsored religionpreventsthe government from establishing a state sponsored religion
to prevent the federal government from interfering with state establishmentswas ... designedto prevent the federal government from interfering with state establishments
a wall of separation that applied to both the states and the federal governmentcreateda wall of separation that applied to both the states and the federal government
the federal government from interfering with state religious establishmentsshould ... preventthe federal government from interfering with state religious establishments
to prevent our government from establishing a churchwas designedto prevent our government from establishing a church
the government from establishing religion ... of the 1st amendmentpreventsthe government from establishing religion ... of the 1st amendment
the government from creating , or supporting religionpreventsthe government from creating , or supporting religion
the government from promoting or establishing a religionpreventsthe government from promoting or establishing a religion
the government from establishing a national Churchpreventsthe government from establishing a national Church
government from establishing any official churchpreventsgovernment from establishing any official church
government support of and entanglement with religionpreventsgovernment support of and entanglement with religion
the government from putting an end to a religionwould preventthe government from putting an end to a religion
the government from discriminating against a particular religionpreventsthe government from discriminating against a particular religion
Government endorsement of a specific religionpreventedGovernment endorsement of a specific religion
our government from becoming a Christian governmentpreventsour government from becoming a Christian government