Under the Lemon test, government may not advance or inhibit religion.
If we take this test seriously, and apply the no inhibition rule with the same enthusiasm as the no advancement rule, where would we end up?
What kinds of governmental laws, activities, and policies have the effect of inhibiting religion?
What are your thoughts?
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