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Under the Establishment Clause, if a government regulation or statute has no sect preference, it may then be deemed to be valid after it first passes an additional three-pronged test under traditional analysis. Please choose which of the following concepts will NOT help a statute or action to be free from establishment of religion suspicions.

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  1. It must have a nonspiritual legislative purpose.
  2. The statute must not foster an excessive government entanglement with religion.
  3. The statute must prohibit purely secular considerations.
  4. The statute must have a primary effect that neither advances nor inhibits religion.

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