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> > Unfortunately, the 'separation of church/state' has become more of an
> > issue of 'not allowing anything religious', instead of what I believe to
> > be the original intent of 'not encouraging a specific religion'.
> 
> 	not allowing govt to favor one religion over another
> 	or favoring the religious over the agnostic.

One could argue that the belief that there isn't a
'God/god/gods/diety/etc..' is also a religion. ;)


Nate