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No. That would contradict the separation of church and state and hinder religious freedom.
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Can congress create a state religion?
No. That would contradict the separation of church and state and hinder religious freedom.
What is congress forbidden to establish?
The First Amendment forbids Congress from establishing a religion the way England did when it created the Anglican Church.
What religion is most popular in congress?
Christianity
Why did the congress create the equal employment opportunity commission?
Why did Congress create the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission?
Why is congress prohibited from established an official Religion?
The establishment clause of the constitution prohibits an establishment of religion or the free exercise of religion. The congress is required to abide by the constitution.
Congress shall make no law respecting establishment of religion?
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What were two rights guaranteed by the bill of right?
There were several rights guaranteed or protected by the Bill of Rights. Each of the ten amendments guaranteed one or more rights. Many are misinterpreted because people think that they need interpretation. However, if you read the Bill of Rights and do not "interpret" it, you find the basic rights that are protected. One of the most often misrepresented: The Establishment clause of the First Amendment. There are two parts of it: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof The first part simply says that Congress cannot create laws tell you that you must worship or how to worship. The second part says that they cannot create any laws that prohibit free exercise of religion. Combine the two and Congress can create no laws about religion whatsoever. Considering that Congress is the only body in the federal government that can create laws, this means that the federal government has no say whatsoever with regards to religion. The federal government has no jurisdiction of any kind on matters of religion. Therefore any restrictions put forth by Congress to date are unconstitutional. Any rulings made by the Supreme Court with regards to religion are unconstitutional. Any mandates made by the president with regards to religion are unconstitutional. States can Constitutionally make any laws that they see fit with regards to religion as the First Amendment only restricts the federal government.
What does respecting an establishment of religion mean?
It means "relating to an aspect of religion." So for example in the US constitution when it says "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion"It is saying congress can make no law regarding religion. That is, it can't promote one religion over the other, or create a religion, or pass a law forcing people to follow a religion, or to not follow a religion, or forcing people to pray, etc. It's also often called the "establishment cause" or the "seperation of church and state." The US was the first country to do this, at the time in many countries people were forced to go to church under penalty of law, and worship the government's official religion or be punished (sometimes by death).
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How do you create a religion?
Well, there are different religions that you could create. There is no steps for creating a religion. You get to choose your own religion that you want. No one can force you to be a certain religion. It is on the charter of rights and responsibilities. Hope this answer helps!
Does The Establishment Clause prohibits Congress from mandating a state religion?
Yes, the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment prohibits Congress from mandating a state religion or favoring one religion over others. This clause ensures that the government remains neutral in matters of religion, protecting the freedom of individuals to practice their own beliefs without government interference.
Who can create or abolish federal departments?
Congress
