Under Article II, Section 6, what is the constitutional status of the separation of Church and State?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. it shall be inviolable at all times
- Step 1: Article II, Section 6 provides: 'The separation of Church and State shall be inviolable.' Answer: it shall be inviolable at all times. Why not the others: No law establishing religion or prohibiting its free exercise shall be enacted; direct funding of sectarian instruction is unconstitutional.
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