Citing the need for a "wall of separation," the Supreme Court has banned all public displays of religious messages in government buildings.

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This statement is not entirely accurate. The Supreme Court has not banned all public displays of religious messages in government buildings. The court has issued several rulings regarding the constitutionality of such displays, but the specific outcome depends on the context, content, and purpose of the display. In some cases, the court has allowed religious displays as long as they have a secular purpose and do not promote or endorse any particular religion.

Citing the Need for a "Wall of Separation," the Supreme