In Everson V

In Everson v. Board of Education (1947) , the Supreme Court

A) held that Congress could no longer open its sessions with prayers.
B) set the precedent that all forms of state aid to church-related schools are forbidden under the Constitution.
C) affirmed the position that all public references to God are prohibited.
D) held that government officials may not take an oath of office in the name of God.
E) both affirmed the importance of separating church and state and set the precedent that not all forms of government aid to church-related schools are forbidden under the Constitution.