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Evgen [1.6K]
3 years ago
5

Government has encouraged religion in the United States in all of the following ways except

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It is against the United States constitution to allow the establishment of a national religion in the country. One of the essential points of the constitution is the freedom to choose a religion. It is a manifestation of practising and worshipping a religion as long as you do no harm to other people and does not violate the constitution itself.
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