What impact did many state constitution have on the separation of church and state affairs/11259406/2b997375? utm_source=registration

The impact the state constitution has over the separation of church and state is that churches are neither financially by the state government nor the federal government (via taxes). Churches are private institutions because according to the US Constitution, all religions are allowed and accepted. Because of this statement, the US federal and state government cannot really back churches, mosques or any other place of worship. (ex. If you were a muslim you shouldn't have to pay taxes for a church, right?)

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