It might be helpful and engender more respect for opinions stated on this Board if some of you would read at least the syllabus (if not the entire majority opinion) of US Supreme Court opinions reagrding the subjects that one posts about. For one regarding church and state education relationships, see Lemon v. Kurtzman or Zelman v. Simmons.
Assuming you're referring to me, this is part of the problem. Too many judges, including some on the Supreme Court, have overstepped their bounds and "interpreted" the Constitution miles away from the original meaning. To the point where "case precedent," and not the Constitution, is the real law of the land. Heck, look no further than the fourth amendment being used as a basis for legalizing abortion.
