All of the following are true about religious displays on public property EXCEPT

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The Establishment Clause of the First Amendment has been a basis for court cases regarding religious displays on public property. Courts have allowed religious displays in certain contexts, especially when they are part of a broader, secular display including non-religious elements like lights, Santa Claus, and reindeer. However, displaying a nativity scene by itself on public property has generally been ruled as a violation of the Establishment Clause, as it promotes a specific religion, which is why option D is incorrect.

All of the Following Are True About Religious Displays on Public