The Interpretation of the Establishment Clause Has Been Dominated by the Idea

The interpretation of the establishment clause has been dominated by the idea of:

A) a simple ban on state-sponsored religions
B) the "nonpreferentialist" or "accommodationist" view that the government can provide assistance to religions but must not "take sides"
C) Jefferson's wall of separation principle
D) increasingly close ties between religion and the federal government
E) religions being allowed to influence the government,but not allowing government to influence religion