Freedom of religion
The separation of church is stated in one of the clauses of the first amendment, where the government cannot do anything against the religion of the people. People are free to practice any religion without the fear of being incarcerated or discriminated. Churches or religion is protected which means all people are protected as well. The Establishment clause is very clear, separation of church and state, but in the case of Lemon v. Kurtzman the government can get involved in any act towards religion. But it has its ways to get involved. This does not mean that the first amendment is being violated. The government can get involved in religion as long as the government does not promote religion and secular. The court
The separation of church is stated in one of the clauses of the first amendment, where the government cannot do anything against the religion of the people. People are free to practice any religion without the fear of being incarcerated or discriminated. Churches or religion is protected which means all people are protected as well. The Establishment clause is very clear, separation of church and state, but in the case of Lemon v. Kurtzman the government can get involved in any act towards religion. But it has its ways to get involved. This does not mean that the first amendment is being violated. The government can get involved in religion as long as the government does not promote religion and secular. The court