There is no separation of church and State in the first. You're confusing the "establishment clause" for a nonexistent "separation clause". Learn how to ******* read already.
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Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof
It is pretty clear.
Even for a Texan.
There is, nor can there be, any government sanctioned, "official" religion in the U.S.A.
Also the govment cannot prohibit any "religion," no matter how whacky it may be.
Unless of course, that religious practice or "display" is infringing upon another's right to practice (or not practice) their own belief system.
In that case the (former) practice becomes illegal.
We are seeing this issue coming up in various communities across the U.S. with after school "satanic clubs."
Parents and communities are freaking out about it.
But school districts are in a bind...because once they have allowed one religious after school club (Christiam, Muslim, ect.) then they are bound by constitutional law to allow any other religion.
So as not to be
respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof of any other religion.
It is quite the catch-22!