The German government's church tax that requires citizens to give a portion of their income (through taxation) to churches is an example of a practice that would be unconstitutional under the

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The establishment clause of the First Amendment prohibits the government from establishing or favoring a particular religion. Compelling citizens to give a portion of their income to churches through taxation would be seen as favoring those particular religious institutions, making it unconstitutional under the establishment clause.

The German Government's Church Tax That Requires Citizens to Give