Which part of the First Amendment says that the government can't set up an official religion?

Answer 1

the establishment clause

Answer 2

That's simple. If the people of the constitutuion have every right to believe in their own religious views, without government intervention, then the government which should be (yet has not been in a while) doing the bidding of the people of the constitution has no constitutional right to imply a one religion upon it's people. In order for the governmentt to complete this it would need to make the people believe that they need a one religion state.

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I believe the term is disestablishmentarianism.

Answer 3

Because if a government were to support an official religion of the country, this would mean that peoples right to freedom of religion would be violated. If one particular religion was being imposed then people of other beleifs or no beleifs would be subject to beleifs and ideologies that are not their own.

ANSWER 2:

To answer the question, it is the United States government that prohibits support of an official religion.

Answer 4

The separation of church and state

Answer 5

The Establishment Clause

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Answer 6

The Establishment Clause

Answer 7

The free exercise clause Apex