The Lemon Test, Regarding Separation of Church and State, Required

Multiple Choice

The Lemon test, regarding separation of church and state, required that any law challenged under the Establishment Clause must meet all of the following criteria, except:

A) have a primary secular purpose.
B) have a principle effect that neither advances nor inhibits religion.
C) have a principle effect that either advances or inhibits religion.
D) not generate excessive entanglement between government and religion.