Constitutional Secularism Explained

Summary

The U.S. Constitution supports secularism by ensuring the separation of church and state. The First Amendment prohibits laws establishing religion or impeding its free exercise. Article VI ensures no religious test for public office.

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What does constitution say America being secular
The U.S. Constitution doesn't explicitly use the term "secular." However, it establishes the principle of separation of church and state, primarily through:
- First Amendment: Prohibits Congress from making laws respecting an establishment of religion or impeding the free exercise of religion.
- Article VI: No religious test shall ever be required for public office.